Trust Report AI

Our methodology

Trust Report AI brings publicly available information about a company into one place so you can research before you pay. Here is exactly how that works — and where it stops.

Where the information comes from

We prioritise sources in this order, and we never treat a lower-priority source as proof of a higher-priority claim.

  1. 1Official company and public records
  2. 2Government and regulatory databases
  3. 3Official company websites and documentation
  4. 4Established and reputable review platforms
  5. 5Reputable news organisations
  6. 6Public customer reviews and discussions
  7. 7Other credible publicly accessible sources

How every statement is labelled

Facts and opinions are never blended. Each point in a report carries one of these labels.

  • Verified fact

    Documented in an official or public record.

  • Publicly reported

    Reported publicly, but not independently confirmed.

  • Customer opinion

    A customer, user or employee view — not a fact.

  • AI analysis

    Our interpretation of the public evidence.

  • Could not be verified

    We could not confirm this from reliable public sources.

How the Trust Score is determined

The score is not a verdict. It summarises how each of these factors looked in the public evidence available at the time of analysis. Every report shows the per-factor breakdown.

  • Business identity and registration
  • Online reputation
  • Customer sentiment
  • Public complaints
  • Regulatory information
  • Legal and public records
  • Transparency
  • Website and business information
  • Longevity and public history

When there is not enough public evidence for a factor, it is marked Not enough evidence to rate rather than scored. If the company as a whole has too little public information, the report says Limited public information available instead of manufacturing confidence.

Limits and neutrality

  • We only analyse publicly available information. We have no access to private company records.
  • Complaints, allegations, lawsuits and investigations are not proven facts, and are always presented as unverified claims.
  • We never label a company a scam, fraud, or untrustworthy. Reports describe evidence, not verdicts.
  • Anything that cannot be confirmed is listed as unverified rather than guessed or filled in.
  • Public information can be incomplete or out of date. Always verify important details directly with the company.
  • This is an AI-assisted research tool — not legal, financial, or professional advice, and not a definitive determination.

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