828 sites catalogued across 22 sections — a curator's index of the open web.
Meadow accepts submissions from any website that meets our basic listing standards. Getting into the index is straightforward: submit your site's URL and a short description, and we will file it under the most relevant section. No payment is required at any stage. Free listing — no charge, no catch.
+ Submit your siteMeadow is a web directory that catalogues sites across 22 organised sections. It serves as a reference index for browsing the web by category, covering everything from health and legal services to casinos and technology firms.
Yes. Submitting your site to Meadow is entirely free of charge. Fill in the submission form with your URL and a short description, and we will review it for inclusion in the relevant section.
Meadow organises its 828 listed sites into 22 sections, each covering a distinct category of online business or service. When you submit a site, we assign it to the section that best fits its main activity.
Use the Add a Site form found in the navigation. Enter your site URL and a brief description, choose a category, and submit. We will review the entry and add it to the index if it meets our basic listing standards.
Most submissions are reviewed and added to the Meadow index within a short period. Once approved, your site will appear in the relevant section of the directory.
At present, updates to existing listings are handled on a case-by-case basis. If you need to correct information in your listing, please use the contact details on the About page.
Yes. The Meadow index includes sites from many different countries and in various languages. We catalogue sites by their category of business rather than by geography, so international operators are listed alongside domestic ones.
Meadow is a web directory compiled with care, bringing together 828 listed sites under 22 organised headings. Each section of the Meadow index gathers a specific type of online business or service, from health and legal practices to travel operators and financial services. The index has been assembled as a practical reference for browsing the web by category, offering an alternative to search-based discovery. Visitors can browse any of the 22 sections to find sites of a particular type, or use the directory to research what is currently operating in a given field. Meadow operates as an open directory: any site meeting basic standards can apply to be listed, and all approved entries appear in the relevant section. The index is updated as new submissions are reviewed and added.