Listing Guidelines

Last updated: October 3, 2026

The goal is simple: every Vitrina card should help a visitor understand what the business is, who it serves and where to learn more.

What belongs on Vitrina

Vitrina is designed for real digital businesses, products, software, apps, online services, creator businesses and other primarily digital commercial projects with a working public presence.

Minimum listing quality

A recognizable business or product name.
A concise, factual description of what it does.
A valid public website.
An appropriate category and country or “Global” market designation.
A usable logo for owner-submitted listings.

Accuracy

Descriptions must not contain materially false claims, fabricated customers, misleading performance claims or impersonation. Owners should keep public information current. Vitrina may normalize spelling, country names, formatting or short descriptions for consistency without changing their meaning.

Curated listings

Vitrina may add editorial listings using public information from a business’s official website. These are labeled Curated and remain distinct from owner verification. A business owner can use the claim process when available to establish control of an eligible listing.

Verification

A Verified label indicates that Vitrina completed an ownership or connection check for the listing. It does not mean Vitrina audited the business, recommends it, guarantees it or verified every marketing claim.

Content we may refuse or remove

Vitrina may refuse listings involving impersonation, malware, scams, stolen or counterfeit goods, unlawful products or services, deceptive financial claims, harmful content, spam, duplicate submissions, rights violations, or content that creates unreasonable security or legal risk.

Paid plans do not change the rules

Purchasing Featured or Spotlight visibility does not bypass review and does not convert a listing into a Verified listing. Paid and free businesses are subject to the same accuracy and safety standards.