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Claim a page

Your facility is already listed

Every plant in this register was built from federal records, so you do not create your page — you take control of it. Claiming is free, takes three steps and no sales call, and it does not change where you appear in any list.

Step 1
Find your facility

Search the registry and open your facility’s page. The record already exists — it was built from federal data, so there is nothing to create.

Step 2
Prove your domain

We email a link to an address at your company’s own domain. Match it and you are verified automatically; anything else is filed for a person to check, and nothing publishes before that.

Step 3
Edit and publish

Correct the record, add what you make, your capabilities and your certifications, and publish.

What claiming changes

  • Your website, phone number and the year the plant was founded
  • What you make — up to 25 products — and the capabilities you run
  • Certifications, ticked from the common ones or typed in
  • A description of the plant in your own words, and your employee band
  • Everything you publish is labeled “Stated by the owner”, and sits beside the federal evidence rather than replacing it

What it does not change

  • Where you appear in any list. Result order is relevance, data completeness and confidence, and no field in our database can be paid to move it
  • Your operating status, which is computed from independent federal records and is not something a company can buy
  • The price. Claiming is free, needs no card and involves no sales call

Find your facility

Rather ask a person first?

Tell us which plant it is and what you need changed, and a person will answer. There is nothing to sell, so nobody will try.

Email us about a claim

We use your address to answer you and for nothing else. We will not pass your details to anyone, and every message we send carries a link to stop them.

Would rather not be listed at all? Request removal. Worth knowing before you do: the register is compiled from federal records that stay public whether or not we list them, so removing a page here does not remove the underlying filings. And if something on the page is simply wrong, a correction is usually faster and leaves the record more accurate than removal would.