How we review a digital product before it goes on the shelf
Five questions every listing has to answer before it goes live — and why a star rating is not one of them.
Every product on TrustifySpace is listed the same way, and the listing is written before anyone looks at the commission.
1. What is it, really?
Software, a training course, a prompt pack, a template bundle — the sales page rarely says plainly. We do, in the first line of every listing.
2. What does the refund actually say?
We quote the vendor's own words and name where we read them. If the sales page and the payment processor disagree, we say so.
3. What happens after you pay?
Most offers here open an upsell funnel. We name it before you click, not after.
4. What can it not do?
Every listing carries the limitations we found, including the ones that cost us the sale.
5. When did we last check?
Offers change without notice. Each listing shows the date we last confirmed the link and the price.
Why there are no star ratings yet
A rating should come from people who bought the product. Until real buyers have reviewed something here, it shows no stars at all — a number nobody measured would be worse than none.
