Do you run UpeSmm?
Prove you control upesmm.com and this listing becomes yours to answer for. It takes one DNS record and about two minutes.
UpeSmm sits at 75/100 today. Verifying takes it to 80/100. The badge and the number move together, and both show up in every ranking table this panel appears in. Verifying also lifts UpeSmm ahead of every panel that has not verified in the default ranking. A weaker tier sits below that one, for panels whose operator wrote in and asked to be listed; the DNS record is what puts you above it, because it proves the domain rather than proving somebody wrote in. The reasoning for both is on the methodology page, and both are free for every panel on identical terms.
It is the same 5 points for everyone, out of the 15 that the verification component is worth. The other 10 come from a test order we place ourselves, which you cannot buy or ask for. See the full breakdown.
Claim UpeSmm
We will give you a short record to publish in the DNS zone for upesmm.com. Publishing it proves you operate the domain, which no email address or contact form can.
What verification gets you
And, just as importantly, what it does not.
You get
- An owner-verified badge on your listing and in every table you appear in.
- The right to reply, on the record, under any review or complaint about your panel. We publish both sides and edit neither.
- Five points on the verification component of your trust score, the same five points every verified panel gets, from a formula we publish.
- A way to tell us our data about you is wrong, and have it looked at.
You do not get
- Any score beyond those five points. Prices, uptime and reviews are measured the same way whether or not you verify, and among verified panels the order is still by score.
- Editorial control. You cannot delete a review, a complaint or a price.
- Removal from the directory. We list panels because buyers search for them; a listing is not a service we provide to you.
- Any charge. Verification is free and always will be.
Why a DNS record?
Because it is the only cheap proof that actually proves something. An email to the address on your contact page shows that someone reads that inbox. A file uploaded to your webroot shows control of a server which, on shared SMM hosting, is routinely not yours. Editing the zone is reserved to whoever holds the domain, which is exactly the claim the badge makes.
We resolve the record over DNS-over-HTTPS against two independent resolvers, so a single resolver outage cannot read as “the owner never published it”. If the answer is DNSSEC-signed we note that too.