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Torry's Delphi Pages accepts listings for Delphi-written applications and utilities in its "New Delphi apps" section. You have two options: a free basic listing with basic information, or a paid extended record that adds a description and images for a small one-time fee. To start, visit the Advertisement page, which the site points to for detailed information on both listing and pricing.
What the two listing options include
| Option | Cost | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Basic listing | Free | Basic information about your app |
| Extended record | Small one-time fee | Extended record with description and images |
The site describes the extended option as available "against a small one-time fee," and directs visitors to the Advertisement page for the specifics. It does not publish the exact fee amount in the material available here, so check the Advertisement page for current pricing before deciding.
Why list there
Torry's Delphi Pages is a long-running resource hub for Delphi developers, offering thousands of components, code samples, and tools. The site states that most components are updated regularly and that roughly 10–20 products are refreshed each week. Its audience is specifically Delphi developers, which means your app reaches people already working in the ecosystem rather than a general software audience.
The apps section is described as showing visitors information about each application "at a glance," so a clear, short basic entry can still be useful even without paying for the extended record.
Steps to submit
- Go to the Advertisement page on Torry's Delphi Pages. The site explicitly names this page as the place for detailed listing information.
- Choose your listing type — free basic or paid extended.
- For the extended record, prepare a description and images of your application, since those are the elements the paid option adds.
- Follow the submission details on the Advertisement page to complete your listing.
Practical considerations
- Decide based on how much visibility you need. If you just want your app discoverable by name, the free basic listing may be enough. If you want to explain features and show screenshots, the extended record is the relevant option.
- Confirm the current fee first. Pricing is not fixed in the source material here, and the site notes that advertisement prices were cut significantly at one point, with discounts up to 75%. Check the Advertisement page rather than assuming a figure.
- The site also runs a job portal for offering and looking for Delphi jobs, with ad time spans you can set — a separate service from app listings, but part of the same site if you also want to reach developers that way.
If your goal is simply to get a Delphi app in front of Delphi developers, the free basic listing is the lowest-effort entry point; upgrade to the extended record only if description and images matter for your app.