For link building providers
Listings are free, and no one can pay to change a position. Here's how to get reviewed, fix an error or reply to a review.
How it works
- We research your public pricing, process and terms and score you with our published method.
- You can send evidence that corrects a fact, such as a new price list or updated terms.
- We may buy your service as a test, the same way any other customer would.
- You can reply to critical community reviews. We don't remove honest reviews on request.
What to send
A review is only as good as the documents behind it, and the quickest way to get yours right is to send the ones we would otherwise go looking for:
- your current price list, or a link to the pricing page buyers see;
- your terms of service, including what happens when a placement is removed or rejected;
- a few recent sample placements we can open and check;
- links to your profiles on Clutch, G2, Trustpilot or other review platforms.
What happens next
We check each item against its source rather than taking it on trust. Where it holds up, we update the page and put the new date in its byline. Where a fact can't be confirmed from anything a buyer could see, the page says it couldn't be verified, or leaves it out.
Test orders
When we place a test order, we pay for it at the normal price and report what arrived: the sites, their traffic, how long delivery took and whether the links stayed up. A review only mentions a test order once one has actually been placed.
What we won't do
- Sell rankings, badges or higher scores
- Accept payment to add, remove or reposition a listing
- Publish reviews we can't connect to a real customer
Send a request
Questions providers ask
Does it cost anything to be listed or reviewed?
No. Listings, reviews and corrections are free, and nothing a provider pays us, or offers to pay, can add it to a list, move it up or change its score.
Will you take down a negative review or complaint?
Not because it's negative. We fix facts that turn out to be wrong and remove abuse, spam or personal data, but credible criticism stays on the page with its source and date. You can send a reply, with evidence, through the form on this page.
Why isn't my service on a ranked list it could fit?
Each list only includes providers that do the job its buyers are hiring for, ordered by fit first and score second. A service can have a full review and still sit outside a list whose buyers it doesn't mainly serve; if you think we've misread your focus, send us the pages that show it.
What evidence carries the most weight?
Pages a buyer can see for themselves: your pricing page, your terms, live sample placements and your profiles on independent review platforms. An email or a screenshot tells us where to look, but the review cites the public source.