Gab Business Directory

The Gab business directory lists independent companies that want to be found by customers who share their values. Many are family-run; many have been dropped by an advertising network, payment processor, or online storefront for reasons unrelated to the quality of their work.

Finding a business

Browsing is open to everyone without an account. Start from the directory or narrow down by category. Each profile can include a description, categories, contact details, hours, locations, and the business's own marketplace listings.

Listing your business

Any Gab account holder can submit a business for review. Submission is free. Once approved, the profile appears in the directory, in category listings, and in Gab Marketplace search. If you want reach beyond the directory, Gab sells advertising directly at grow.gab.com.

What review does and does not mean

Business profiles are reviewed before publication, and Gab's Terms of Service prohibit illegal activity. Review is not an endorsement and not a guarantee of quality — apply the same judgment you would with any company you found online.

Who lists here

Trades and home services, firearms and outdoors retailers, supplement and health brands, Christian bookstores and publishers, homeschool suppliers, farms and food producers, and a wide range of small manufacturers and makers. The common thread is a preference for building on infrastructure that will not remove them for their beliefs.

Why a separate directory at all

Search and mapping products are the default way most people find a local business, and a business that has been dropped by an ad network or review platform often loses that visibility without ever being told why. A directory that exists specifically to list these companies solves a discovery problem that general search does not: customers who want an independent, values-aligned supplier can browse a set where every entry has already opted into that.

Making the most of a listing

Profiles that perform best are specific. Name the services you actually provide and the areas you cover, pick every category that genuinely applies rather than only the broadest one, add hours and a phone number, and post your products as marketplace listings so they appear in category browsing and marketplace search as well as on your profile. If your business has a natural community around it, starting or joining a relevant group reaches customers who are already discussing the topic.