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smmlover.in
Identical to what a buyer sees, from the same queries. Coverage is beside each one because a score and the evidence behind it are two different facts.
62% evidence
limited history
of 129 listed
no catalogue synced
2/5 components measured · 41% of the evidence
An unmeasured component is not scored zero — it leaves the average entirely and lowers coverage instead. That is why a missing price does not drag your score down, but does stop us ranking on it.
| Component | Score | Weight | Counted |
|---|---|---|---|
| price | — | 30% | not measured |
| trust | 6.63 | 30% | yes |
| features | 3.60 | 18% | yes |
| reliability | 10.00 | 14% | yes |
| support | — | 8% | not measured |
Derived from the gaps in your record, ordered by how much evidence each one unlocks rather than by how easy it is. Nothing on this list involves paying us, because nothing on this list can be bought.
Makes the price component measurable — 30% of the headline, and the largest single weight there is.
We need to read your catalogue to price it against the market median, and there is no other way to get it: scraping a logged-in panel would be both unreliable and rude. The key is used for the v2 `services` call and nothing else — it never places an order, and it is stored outside the database and outside the image.
Lists you ahead of every panel that has not verified, adds 5 points to the trust score, and unlocks your right of reply on every review and complaint.
One DNS TXT record. It proves control of the domain, which is the one act reserved to whoever actually holds it — an email address on a contact page proves only that somebody reads that inbox.
Unlocks the verified-review component, 20 of the 85 weighted trust points — 24% of the evidence, against the 30% floor we require before naming a trust band. It will not clear that floor on its own; it is the largest single step toward it an owner can take.
Every review is read by a person before it publishes, and every approved review counts toward the star rating on your page. The trust component is stricter: it takes 3 verified reviews before it is scored at all, and only reviews where a moderator checked the buyer's order reference count toward it — so ask your buyers to include one. Your verified rating is then pooled with 8 imaginary reviews at the index-wide average, so a thin run of five-star reviews is dragged back toward the market and cannot outrank a long record — and, because the component sits inside the average, a rating below the market pulls the trust score down rather than merely failing to lift it. Asking your own buyers is fine and expected. Writing them yourself is not, and the proof-of-purchase step is what makes that distinction enforceable rather than aspirational.
Moves the published-policies component, worth up to 10 trust points.
We looked for these at every conventional path and got a 404 on a host that served us its home page, which is the one case where we record a no rather than an unknown. A refund clause inside your terms counts — it does not need its own page.
A delivered test order we place ourselves is worth 10 trust points, the largest single bonus on the scale.
It is the only signal we generate against a panel that has an incentive to look good, which is why it carries the most weight and why it cannot be requested, expedited or bought. It is also why it is a bonus rather than part of the average: our backlog is not a fact about your panel.
Every review is read by a person before it publishes, and every approved review counts toward the star rating on your page. A review whose order reference we have checked also carries the verified-buyer badge, and only those feed the trust score — so ask buyers to include one.
Send it to people who actually ordered. Asking is fine and expected; writing the reviews yourself is not, and the order reference is what lets a moderator tell the two apart.
No approved reviews yet, so the page shows no rating. The first one to publish is the first number.
See the page buyers seeNobody has proved they control smmlover.in yet. It is one DNS record and it is free: it puts a named owner behind this listing, lists it ahead of every panel that has not verified, and unlocks your right of reply under every review and complaint.
Outbound clicks and badge loads over the last 30 days. Aggregate counts only — we hold nothing about the individual visitors and have no column for it.
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By surface: home-ranking 11 · panel-page 5 · panel-alternatives 4 · panels-list 3 · unknown 1
The badge is free and earns you nothing. That is the point of it: a score a stranger can check, on the page where your buyer is already deciding. Build the embed.
If any of it is wrong, say so and we will correct it — that is free and does not require a claim.