Review volume is the total number of approved reviews a company has.

Budget diversity is the range of project budgets reflected across a company's reviews.

Recency is a factor: recent reviews reflect current quality and carry weight, so a company with fresh reviews signals up-to-date performance.

Yes. Reviews capture project type, budget range and timeline, which help verify the review and give other buyers useful context about the engagement.

Honest negative reviews are allowed and valuable to other buyers, as long as they reflect genuine first-hand experience.

No. Offering or receiving improper compensation for posting, changing or removing reviews is prohibited.

Attributed reviews are public and may be visible to others. Where offered, you can publish anonymously so only generic details appear, though…

Through mandatory admin moderation, verified reviewer email, project-detail requirements, IP and device checks, domain matching for self-reviews…

Yes. You can review any company you have genuinely worked with, based on first-hand experience, as long as it is not your own company or a direct…

Specific, honest detail about the project scope, working relationship, results, budget range and timeline makes a review more credible and useful…

Published reviews are generally not freely editable, but you can submit a revision to reflect a changed experience.

Yes. A company's average rating and verified reviews are shown on its public profile, and they feed into the merit-based ranking.