Trust Score Checker

Customer voices are visible somewhere on the site Reviews, quotes, audio clips, video. Real people, not just logos.

Photos or names accompany any testimonials A face, a name, a company. Anonymity kills credibility.

There is an "About" page with actual humans on it Not a paragraph. A person. Preferably with a real photo.

Contact information is easy to find Email, form, or chat. A dead-end site feels like a ghost town.

The site shows proof of recent activity Updated blog, recent case study, changelog, or timestamped content.

Pricing is clear, or at least not hidden behind a form Nothing erodes trust faster than "Contact us for pricing."

There is a refund, guarantee, or risk reversal stated A safety signal. Shows you stand behind what you sell.

Third-party verification or trust badges exist Security certs, verified reviews, industry memberships, press mentions.

A real user story or case study is told in detail Before, after, problem, solution. Specific beats vague every time.

The copy sounds like a person wrote it, not a committee No buzzword soup. Clear sentences. One human talking to another.

The site loads fast and works on mobile Broken layouts and slow pages signal neglect. Neglect signals risk.

There is some form of social proof with numbers "Used by 400 teams" or "4.9 stars from 120 reviews." Concrete wins.

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