Every company receives a score from 0 to 100 based on how credible, relevant and well-reviewed it is, and that score decides where it appears in…

Reviews are the single most important factor, weighted at 35% of the Final Score.

Service Relevance (25%) measures how focused a company is on the exact service you searched for, based on the percentage weight it allocated to that…

Profile Quality (15%) rewards complete, detailed profiles, scored from checkpoints such as logo, a 200+ word description, service and industry…

The Portfolio and Case Study Score (10%) considers the number of case studies (up to a cap), how relevant their tags are to the searched service or…

This pillar (10%) rewards verification steps: email, domain, business-registration document, LinkedIn, tax ID or GST, and video verification.

Engagement (5%) tracks lead response rate, average response time (faster is better, capped at 24 hours), conversion rate, and how frequently the…

No. Organic rankings are calculated entirely by the algorithm and cannot be influenced by payment.

Verification steps contribute to the Certification pillar, so completing genuine verification can help.

Ranking recalculates in real time for most triggers, such as when a new review is approved, a profile is updated, a verification step is completed…

A new approved review, an update to service or industry allocation, added or modified portfolio items, a completed verification step, an admin…

It is a statistical method that adjusts a company's rating based on how many reviews it has, so a single five-star review does not beat a company…

No. With only one review, your adjusted rating is pulled toward the platform average.

The Confidence Threshold is the number of reviews needed before a company's star rating fully reflects its actual scores.

A new company's Review Score is 0, which caps its maximum Final Score at 65 out of 100, so it appears below companies with reviews but is not hidden.

Yes. A new company with a complete profile, strong certifications and high service focus can appear in results immediately and rank respectably.

Edverise uses an eight-level tiebreaker waterfall: Review Score, then Service Relevance, Review Volume, Review Recency, Profile Completeness…

Registration date rewards early adopters, but only as a late tiebreaker that kicks in when everything else is equal, so newcomers are not unfairly…

Not directly. A small, focused boutique can outrank a large firm for a specific service if it has stronger relevance and a higher adjusted rating.

Get more genuine verified reviews, complete your profile to 100%, upload relevant case studies, complete verification steps, and respond to leads…