League table

The Review Racket Scoreboard

Seventeen platforms. Five criteria. One league table. Updated as we update the reviews.

How the score works

Every platform we cover is scored out of five on each of the following:

Add them up, divide by five, round to one decimal place. That's the Racket Score.

The current scoreboard

PlatformTransp.Verif.Use.Indep.Plain Eng.Score
Which? Trusted Traders444444.0
Reviews.io343233.0
Feefo343233.0
eKomi343233.0
Google Reviews324333.0
Glassdoor324333.0
Trustpilot333232.8
Tripadvisor323332.8
Checkatrade333232.8
TrustATrader333232.8
Rated People333232.8
MyBuilder333232.8
Indeed Company Reviews323332.8
Yelp323322.6
Amazon Reviews233222.4
Yotpo232222.2
Facebook Recommendations222222.0

Scores are editorial opinion based on each platform's published policies and consumer-facing documentation as at the time of writing. Each row links to the relevant platform review.

A note on the numbers

These are editorial scores, not regulatory ones. They reflect our reading of each platform's public-facing rules, paid tiers and moderation language, against the criteria above. Reasonable people may disagree with any individual cell. The scoreboard updates when the platforms update — and when readers, by writing in, point out where we've got something wrong.

If you spot an error of fact, please write to us via contact and we'll correct it under our corrections policy.

"We are happy to be argued with, on the record, in writing."

Scoreboard FAQs

Are these scores objective?

No. They are editorial. The methodology is published so you can see exactly what we're judging. The criteria are objective; the scoring is opinion.

Why doesn't the highest-scoring platform top the list?

A high score on independence and verification doesn't make a platform more useful for every reader. A trades scheme might be perfect for hiring a plumber and irrelevant for choosing a restaurant. Use the scoreboard as a starting point, not a final answer.

How often is the scoreboard updated?

Whenever a platform changes a major policy (paid tiers, moderation rules, verification methods) or whenever we publish or refresh a platform review.

Can a platform pay to be re-scored?

No. We do not take payment from any platform we review. See our editorial policy.

I disagree with one of your scores. Can I challenge it?

Yes, with reasoning and a link to the relevant policy. We log challenges and publish corrections where the underlying facts have moved. See our corrections policy.