For agencies
Working with Agency Review Guide
Listing is free and cannot be bought. Everything you send us enters an editorial moderation queue, and nothing you send changes an editorial judgement.
What you can and cannot change
You can
- Submit your agency for editorial research.
- Claim your profile and verify who you are.
- Suggest corrections to factual information, with sources.
- Submit services, locations, team members, case studies and source URLs.
- Request removal of information that is incorrect.
- Respond publicly to any published review.
You cannot
- Change your editorial score or any score component.
- Change your position in a ranking, or buy a place on one.
- Remove, edit or suppress a published review.
- Edit editorial conclusions, summaries or tradeoff analysis.
- Assign your own best-fit label.
- Change your evidence-confidence label.
- Mark information as independently verified.
How the process works
- 1. Submission. You send us your agency and, ideally, source URLs supporting the facts.
- 2. Research. An editor verifies each claim against a source, records the source type and the date it was checked, and sets an evidence-confidence level.
- 3. Publication. A profile goes live once it clears the internal content threshold. Below that threshold it stays unpublished and unindexed rather than thin.
- 4. Review cycle. Every profile carries a next-review date. Stale profiles are re-verified or marked as needing an update.
Sponsorship
Sponsorship buys a labelled placement in a designated area and nothing else. It cannot influence a score, a ranking, a featured selection or a review.