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Five inputs with fixed weights, applied identically to all 78 services we cover. How your account is handled carries 35%, getting the order done 25%, pricing transparency 15%, verified customer feedback 15%, support responsiveness 10%. The sum drops into one of four bands - 90 to 100 reads Excellent, 75 to 89 Good, 60 to 74 Fair, anything below 60 Poor. Weights stay put between audits, so a service that slips on account handling cannot be rescued by a fast support desk.

On a marketplace you are choosing an individual seller and taking on their habits along with their price: their screening, their working hours, their private idea of what counts as discreet. A service owns its roster, so the operational hygiene we score belongs to the company, and a careless agent becomes a staffing question for them before it becomes a problem for your account. Across our logs the widest spread between listings and companies sits in exactly that first input. It is also why the highest-ranked service in our table got there on login handling long before it got there on turnaround.

No, and it is a claim you can check for yourself. Weights and inputs are published in full, so any score here can be recomputed by hand from the methodology page, and a brand that had bought its way up would show arithmetic that no longer agrees with those published inputs. Some outbound links carry affiliate commission, disclosed on every page that has one, at a rate that does not move with rank. Paying us more buys nothing.

From 328 orders paid for out of the editorial budget, and from the notes kept while each one ran: when work began, when it closed, whether the delivered result matched what the checkout had promised. Public review scores do get read, but they enter through the verified-feedback input at 15%, and only where a purchase can be traced to the account writing. A page of glowing text with no order behind it moves the number by nothing. The last full pass closed on July 12, 2026, and the run repeats monthly.