How AGMAN works

Be found by the people who need what you make.

People describe what they need in their own words. AGMAN shows the pages that fit, with the reason each one matches. Products, services, professionals and communities can all publish a page.

  • Free to publish
  • You review every detail first
  • No account needed to start
Find by NeedLive example · real pages

I need…

Ordered by fit. Paid spots are always marked.See all results

Three steps

From a link to being found.

  1. Step 1

    Publish your page

    Paste a link to your website or public profile. AGMAN drafts the page from it and you review every detail before it goes live.

  2. Step 2

    Get matched by need

    When someone describes a need your page fits, it can appear in their results with the reason it matches.

  3. Step 3

    See what happens

    Your dashboard shows page views, visits to your site and enquiries, so you can see what AGMAN sends you.

Who publishes on AGMAN

Whatever you make or offer.

  • Products and apps

    Software, tools and digital products, matched to the problem they solve.

  • Services and agencies

    Studios, agencies and local services, matched to the work people need done.

  • Professionals

    Freelancers and specialists, matched by skills and the areas they serve.

  • Communities and creators

    Groups, newsletters and creators, matched to the people who share the interest.

Straight answers

Before you publish.

The full rules for ordering and paid placements are on How ranking works.

Is it free to publish?
Yes. Publishing a page and appearing in search and Find by Need cost nothing. Paid promotion is optional.
Can paying change the organic order?
No. Paid placements appear in their own spots and always carry the paid-placement mark. The organic results follow the same rules for everyone.
Will my page definitely be shown?
Not to everyone. Your page appears when what someone asks for matches what it says you do, so a clear, complete page gives you the best chance.
Do I need an account to start?
No. You can start from a link and review the draft first. When you publish, you add your email so you can claim and manage the page later.

Ready when you are.

Paste a link, review the draft, publish.

Start publishing