Listdom review
A flexible WordPress directory platform with strong layouts, imports, and monetization add-ons.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Listdom is a WordPress directory and listings platform for business directories, marketplaces, classified sites, city guides, real-estate directories, and other listing websites. It organizes listings with categories, locations, tags, features, labels, and custom fields, then supports configurable search forms, maps, multiple directory layouts, and front-end submission workflows. It is a strong fit for WordPress projects that need more than a basic list, especially when paid listings, memberships, bookings, advertising, claims, or promotions are part of the plan.
Pricing starts with a free core plugin. The Monthly Subscription costs $21 per month and includes 34+ add-ons, a 1 site license, full updates, full support, and all upcoming add-ons. The Yearly Subscription is $144 per year with 34+ add-ons, unlimited site licenses, demo toolkits, a 30-day refund, and full updates. Agency Subscription costs $288 per year and adds unlimited site licenses, a White Label App, Network App, and demo toolkits. Lifetime 2 Sites costs $249 one time for two site licenses, demo toolkits, a 30-day refund, and lifetime updates. Agency Lifetime costs $849 one time for 50 site licenses, White Label App, Network App, and demo toolkits.
Listdom’s ecosystem fit is centered on WordPress: it integrates with Elementor, Bricks, Divi, Advanced Custom Fields, Google Places, and BuddyPress. Shortcode-based views include grid, list, table, carousel, and map formats, while CSV and Excel imports include column mapping and AI-assisted mapping and content generation. The main trade-off is packaging: advanced submission, monetization, search, map, and integration capabilities may require separate add-ons. Choose Listdom when a directory needs varied layouts, structured data, imports, and optional revenue workflows; choose a narrower tool when the project only needs a simple listing display.
Listdom pros and cons
- Where it wins
- 34+ add-ons support payments, memberships, bookings, claims, and promotions.
- Supports maps, advanced search, custom fields, imports, and front-end submissions.
- Works with Elementor, Bricks, Divi, Advanced Custom Fields, and Google Places.
- Where it doesn't
- Advanced submission, monetization, search, map, and integration features may need add-ons.
- The free version does not bundle every advanced workflow.
- Its broad feature set can be more than a narrow directory project needs.
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