Submit a service
Tell us what your service does and where the claims are documented. What follows is the same verification every other row goes through — no faster, and no different.
Being accepted here buys nothing. An approved submission becomes a candidate — the lowest rung of the maturity ladder — which means it is not listed in the catalog, carries no score, is not submitted to search engines and has no referral button. Only sourced, verified facts move a service up. There is no paid placement, and there is no version of this page where there is.
What happens next
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Received
Your submission is in the queue with its sources. Nothing has been checked yet, and nothing appears on the site.
- 2
Source review
An editor reads the claims against the sources you gave and against the provider's own pages. Anything that cannot be sourced is left blank, not assumed.
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Approved
The service enters the catalog as a candidate. From there it climbs the same ladder as everything else, on evidence alone.
Two other outcomes exist and both come with a written reason: «needs evidence» — a critical field has no citable source, and we will say which — and «rejected», when a service is out of scope or its claims could not be verified.
The ladder, in full
This is the whole distance between a submission and a ranked recommendation. Every step is a threshold of evidence, and none of it is negotiable.
- CandidateIn the data, invisible: no catalog row, no score, no indexation, no referral link.
- ListedEvery critical field for its type is collected and at least one source is cited. It appears in the catalog and in comparisons.
- Score-eligibleAt least two distinct sources, one of them official, and no unresolved source conflict. A score is published.
- Fully verifiedTwo official sources, eight verified facts, five of six editorial dimensions rated and a check inside the last year. Only now can it be a ranked pick.
The form
Fill in what you can. The source field is the only one that will stop the form: a claim with nothing behind it is not a starting point for research, and accepting one only turns your marketing into our backlog.
The public queue
Nothing has been submitted yet. When it is, it appears here with its status and, for anything returned or rejected, the reason — a queue nobody can watch is indistinguishable from no queue.