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<p>DR 99 · Traffic Very High · Links Weak · Free · Marketplace</p>

Approval & timeline

First extension review often takes 1–3 business days; policy-sensitive permissions can extend to 1–2 weeks. Automated and manual Google review for policy, permissions, and malware checks. Updates may retrigger review.

Pros

  • DR 99 chromewebstore.google.com with Very High install-intent traffic
  • Free developer listing — no upfront marketplace fee
  • Default discovery path for Chrome users searching extensions
  • Listing URL is shareable marketing asset for launch campaigns

Cons

  • Backlink quality rated Weak — SEO value is secondary to install traffic
  • Strict permission and privacy policy requirements
  • Chrome-only — does not cover Firefox, Safari, or Edge stores
  • Review delays can miss coordinated launch windows

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FAQ

Is the Chrome Web Store free? Listing is free, but Google charges a one-time $5 developer registration fee when you create a developer account.

How long does Chrome Web Store review take? Many extensions approve in 1–3 business days. Complex permissions or policy flags can take 1–2 weeks — plan buffer before launch day.

Does the Chrome Web Store send referral traffic? Yes — users search and browse for extensions. Very High intent install traffic on DR 99, though we rate backlink SEO value as Weak.

Can SaaS web apps list here? Only browser extensions distributed as Chrome packages. Standalone SaaS without an extension cannot list in the Chrome Web Store.