Chrome Web Store launch

Publish your Chrome extension —
and pass review the first time.

Building the extension is the easy part. Getting it through the Chrome Web Store's permission, privacy and single-purpose rules is where most launches stall. We prepare and submit your extension the way reviewers expect, so it goes live without the rejection rounds. We publish our own extension the same way.

Done for you

Everything it takes to get listed

Bring us a finished extension or a half-built one — we take it from there to live on the Chrome Web Store.

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Packaging & manifest

We get your extension into a clean, Manifest V3-compliant package that won't trip the review.

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Permission strategy

We request only what's needed and justify each permission — the single biggest factor in passing.

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Privacy & data disclosures

A compliant privacy policy and accurate data-use declarations that match what your code does.

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Listing & assets

Icon, screenshots, and copy written to be clear, honest and still discoverable in search.

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Submission & review

We submit and handle any reviewer questions until your extension is approved and live.

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Updates after launch

New versions, policy changes and store maintenance — we can keep it live and healthy.

Proof, not promises

We publish our own extension this way

We go through the same Chrome Web Store review we'd run for you — every release.

Chrome Web Store

EasyApply Assistant

Our own live Chrome extension — packaged, submitted and maintained under the exact rules your extension has to pass.

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Questions

Publishing a Chrome extension — FAQ

How do I publish a Chrome extension?

Package it, set up a Chrome Web Store developer account, prepare the listing, declare permissions and a privacy policy, and submit for review. The details that decide approval are permission justifications, data disclosures and a clear single purpose — which is exactly what we handle.

How long does approval take?

Most reviews take a few business days; sensitive permissions can take longer. Getting it right first time avoids rejection rounds that add weeks.

Can you publish it for me?

Yes — we handle the entire submission, and we can build or finish the extension too.

Why do extensions get rejected?

Usually excessive permissions, single-purpose violations, missing privacy disclosures, remote code or misleading listings. We prevent those up front. Already rejected? See our Chrome extension rescue.

Ready to get your extension listed?

Tell us about your extension and we'll send back a clear scope and quote to get it published and approved. First reply is from a human, usually within a day.

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