This page states exactly how claims are checked, how search ranking is computed, and what we do not do.
Every claim on this platform carries a label saying how it was checked, and that label changes how the claim is presented and how much weight it carries in search. An unverified number is never styled like a verified one.
Entered by the professional and not independently checked.
Supported by a published case study on this platform.
The named client confirmed this engagement and outcome.
Our review team inspected the underlying report or dashboard.
The score is fully deterministic and explainable. Factors you did not ask about are removed from the calculation entirely — so 80% means the same thing whether you filtered on two dimensions or six.
No subscription raises your position in results. Any paid placement must carry a visible “sponsored” label and is excluded from the match score.
Nobody can leave a review without a recorded engagement confirmed by both sides. That is what blocks fake, reciprocal and paid reviews.
The word verified is used only when a human on our team has seen evidence: a dashboard, a report, an invoice, or direct confirmation from the named client.
Most content on any platform starts out self-reported, and that is fine. What is not fine is presenting it as though someone checked. So a self-reported claim is styled plainly here, on purpose.
The platform currently contains demo profiles for illustration, every one of them tagged “Demo data”. All of their metrics are labelled self-reported, and not a single review has been seeded — a reputation system pre-filled with invented praise is worse than an empty one.
