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Trust and reputation platform

Know who to trust before you buy, sell, hire, or partner.

ReputeCheck combines verified reviews, business information, social verification, courier delivery history and trusted data sources to help people and businesses make safer decisions.

Company profiles are public. People profiles are opt-in and never searchable by phone or email.

A score is a claim. We show our working.

Most reputation products hand you a number and ask you to trust it. A number without its evidence is just an opinion with better typography.

  • Missing data is missing data. A company with no reviews yet is not a risky company. Thin evidence shows as "Insufficient data", never as a low score.
  • Confidence is separate from score. One measures reputation, the other measures how much we actually know. Both are always on screen.
  • Every model version is frozen. A score computed in March is reproducible in November, because the formula that produced it is immutable and named.
  • Money buys tools, not standing. No plan, ad spend or subscription moves a score or removes a legitimate review.
What you get

Everything needed to build trust — and to contest it

Reviews you can trace

Each review carries its relationship type, experience date and whether the transaction was verified. Edits stay on the record.

Ownership you can prove

Businesses claim a profile through domain email, DNS, a website file, legal documents or a connected courier account.

Delivery evidence, not parcels

Connected couriers produce success and return rates. Tracking numbers, recipients and addresses never leave the private layer.

A score that explains itself

Every score names its model version, its components and how fresh each input was. Thin evidence shows as thin evidence.

Correction as a first-class path

Subjects dispute, correct and appeal. A different officer reviews an appeal from the one who decided it.

APIs for the systems that decide

Company lookup, trust score, courier summary and risk signals, with scopes, idempotency and signed webhooks.

Questions people actually ask

From a published, versioned model. Each component and weight is listed on the profile alongside the evidence date and a confidence figure. When there is not enough evidence, the profile shows "Insufficient data" instead of a low score.