Good Faith Mark

Pricing

All 286 tracked programs are listed, free, whether they pay or not. The registry is public and free to cite. There are two ways to be on it deliberately, and neither of them buys a verdict.

Two ways onto the registry

File your own listing

Freeno card, no trial

For anyone with a product. You write the entry, we read your site, and the listing publishes itself once the badge has held.

  • A page at /l/your-product, indexed and in the sitemap
  • A followed link to your site, the one thing most directories will not give
  • The badge, embeddable, free at any verification tier
  • Every badge check we run, dated and readable in your dashboard

Publishing is automatic and the conditions are fixed: the badge has to be in the HTML your server sends and stay there for 20 hours, one listing per domain, 25 per account. Take the badge down and the listing comes down after 3 checks.

List a product

Affiliate program listing

$29per year, per program

For a program already in the registry that wants to say so. Flat: no tiers, no upsells, no rate that rises with your traffic.

  • The mark, embeddable on your own site
  • A highlighted profile in the registry
  • Your published terms, re-read daily
  • Every change to your terms recorded and dated on your profile

Not open yet

The registry is still building its first verified tiers, and selling a mark before the ladder behind it means anything would be selling nothing. Where it stands

Never included, in either

  • A verification tier. Earned from affiliate reports only.
  • Removal or editing of a recorded change.
  • A followed link for money. That one is earned by carrying the badge, and lost when it comes down.
  • Placement above programs that pay less or nothing.

Why that list is the longest one here

A mark is only worth displaying if buyers cannot buy the verdict behind it. Every directory that let payment move a rating ended up rating whoever paid, and its badge stopped meaning anything to the people it was shown to.

It is also why the free listing is the one that carries a followed link. The link is not a discount for paying less. It is what the badge on your own site is worth, and it goes away on its own the day that badge does.

So the limits are published, not implied. If Good Faith Mark ever sells a tier, this page is the evidence that it changed.