What happens when you submit
- We check that there is a registered company, a live site on its own domain, a declared delivery presence in Latin America, at least one named executive, and two or more years of operation. These are the five eligibility gates.
- We read your website: case studies, services, published rates, stated overlap hours, security and IP terms.
- We read what third parties record: review platforms, your public code, search authority, page experience.
- Everything we could not establish is published as pending rather than as a zero, and the coverage figure says how much of the scale we managed.
What makes a profile score well
Nothing you can send us. The factors are deliberately all readable from public sources, so the way to a better assessment is to publish more of what a buyer needs: name the clients in your case studies, say what a role costs, state your overlap hours, put your IP assignment terms in writing, and keep a security page that a procurement team can actually cite.
That is not a loophole. It is the point: a buyer benefits from exactly the same disclosures that the score rewards.
What we will not do
- Sell you a position, a tier, a badge or a reconsideration.
- Remove a competitor.
- Publish a figure you assert without a source anyone can check.
- Hide that a factor was satisfied by your own statement rather than by our measurement.
How to submit
TODOAdd the submission route — an address or a form — once one exists. Until then this page should say plainly that submissions are not open yet rather than imply a queue that nobody is reading.