Stop trusting vibes. See the receipts.

Forget the marketing speak. Real pricing, real reviews, real service areas. No gatekeeping.

Verification Board

Cut through the BS. Everything scannable.

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PRICING REALITY

Quote vs. reality. Finally.

Reviews can carry price context so buyers can scan for gaps instead of relying on vague “cheap” or “expensive” claims.

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COVERAGE

Know the actual service radius. Stop wasting time.

Service-area context helps people compare local relevance, not just brand familiarity.

03

CHECKOUT CONFIDENCE

How they get paid before they touch your wallet.

Payment-method visibility reduces back-and-forth when someone needs cash, bank transfer, or card support.

Browse-first UX

The directory for people who actually need answers, not another algorithm.

Browse the public directory

How It Works

Faster research, fewer blind spots, better hiring decisions.

The experience is designed to get someone from uncertainty to clarity quickly. Browse first, compare structured signals, then decide whether a business looks trustworthy enough for the next step.

Step 1

Search by trade or business name

Start with high-intent queries like electrician, plumber, AC repair, or a specific business name.

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Step 2

Compare decision signals

Use structured reactions, service area, payment support, and quote-vs-actual pricing to narrow the field.

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Step 3

Choose with more confidence

Browse freely when you are researching, then sign in only when you want to contribute or manage a profile.

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Good Defaults

Browse without an account. Sign in only when you want to contribute.

That keeps the landing experience lightweight and quick for new visitors while still giving contributors a clear path into the product.

Browse Directory

FAQ

Clear answers for first-time visitors.

The homepage should remove ambiguity quickly, so the FAQ stays focused on what Critiq does, who it is for, and how the browsing flow works.

Critiq

A faster way to compare trade-service businesses using practical buyer signals instead of vague marketing promises.