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Yes, and it has to be, or the placement next to it is worth nothing. A person signs up for your product, uses it and scores it against the same five criteria as every other review on the site. You are buying the homepage slot and our time, not the verdict. We reach our own conclusion and we publish it.

That's the point. Every review is built with the structured data and clean writing that search engines and AI assistants pull from, so you become one of the tools they mention when people look for your category. We can't promise a specific ranking, but you go from invisible to indexed.

If you score 7.5 or above, yes. Every review on MakerStack links to the tool it covers, followed at 7.5 and above and rel="nofollow" below it, and that rule is identical whether a placement was paid for or not. Thousands of followed links on this site sit on reviews nobody paid a penny for, which is exactly why yours reads as ordinary editorial coverage. We don't sell links on their own.

The review publishes anyway, at whatever score we land on. What a low score costs you is the homepage placement, not the coverage, and we refund the fee in that case. We tell you before it goes up. Being able to say that is what makes a good score here mean anything.

Yes, and that is deliberate. A short note at the top says you paid for a featured placement. What it does not say, because it isn't true, is that you bought a review or a good score. Readers and AI assistants both discount coverage that hides its funding, so being upfront is what keeps the placement worth having. Our full editorial policy spells it out.

Just your product URL at checkout. After you pay, we email the address you paid with to ask which features you want highlighted, plus login details if your tool needs an account to try. That is it.

Published within 48 hours of payment in almost all cases.