Get your company scored against the published criteria.
$49 buys one evaluation against the same five criteria every listed supplier is measured on: licence status, testing transparency, regulatory record, documentation response, and claim consistency. The fee is charged whether your result is strong or weak.
It does not buy a listing, a position, or a score. Every listing shows that its subject paid the review fee, so buyers can weigh it accordingly. Read the criteria first — they tell you exactly what evidence is checked and where it comes from.
Submit a company
Five fields. The licence number is the first thing checked, so a review cannot start without it.
Payment is handled by Square. If checkout cannot be created you are told so and nothing is charged.
What happens after you pay
- Your licence number is checked against the issuing state’s public register.
- You are asked for a batch-level COA and a lot-linked documentation package, with a stated deadline.
- Public recall and enforcement records for the entity are pulled.
- Each criterion is scored strong, mixed, weak, or unverified, with the source that produced it.
- You get the result in writing before it is published, and can dispute any finding with evidence.
What a fee cannot do
- Move a criterion from weak to strong.
- Change where a company appears in the order.
- Remove a published recall or enforcement record.
- Buy a review that is not disclosed as paid.
If a finding is wrong, the corrections process is the route, and it needs evidence rather than payment.