What customers actually say
Nobody has written one yet
Reviews appear here as they are written. Open any broker, prop firm or exchange to be the first.
How this works
Method- Can a company buy good reviews here?
- It can buy paragraphs. A review is published the moment it is written and marked unverified, and it reaches a score only once an editor has checked the evidence behind it — so a hundred bought five-star reviews move a ranking by exactly nothing. Below 5 checked reviews the component is excluded from the score entirely rather than scored low.
- Do I need an account to write one?
- No, and there is no way to make one. No email, no address, nothing that identifies you is stored — authorship is a salted digest that rotates every day, which exists to stop one person writing fifty reviews and can do nothing else.
- Can I take a review down?
- Yes, with the code you are shown once when you publish it. Because there are no accounts, that code is the only thing that distinguishes you from someone else asking us to delete your review, and we cannot give it back to you if you lose it.
- Why do some reviews not affect the ranking at all?
- Only the broker model has a reviews component. The prop firm and exchange models were published without one, and adding it means changing published weights — a decision we would make and publish openly, not slip in as a side effect. Until then those reviews are read, not counted, and every page says so.