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OpenAI
AI Companies
9.76/10
Safety score
- Security
- 10.00/10
- Privacy
- 9.85/10
- Risk
- Risk: Low
Trust Score 9.60/10 · Grade A
The Internet’s Entity-Rating Authority
Top 100 rankings for every industry. Each category is ranked independently from #1 to #100 using 90+ trust and risk signals, evidence provenance, and multi-model AI consensus.
Built for global coverage. Defended by methodology.
Top 100 by industry
Each industry is ranked independently from #1 to #100.
100 overview records
02
AI Companies
9.76/10
Safety score
Trust Score 9.60/10 · Grade A
01
Financial Services
9.78/10
Safety score
Trust Score 9.70/10 · Grade A
03
Marketplaces
9.49/10
Safety score
Trust Score 9.30/10 · Grade A
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9.70/10
A · High Trust
Security 10.00 · Privacy 9.95
14,351 indexed evidence signals
Evidence refreshed 2h ago
Strong Consensus · 96% agreement · 5 models
9.62/10
A · High Trust
Security 10.00 · Privacy 9.85
12,842 indexed evidence signals
Evidence refreshed 3h ago
Strong Consensus · 94% agreement · 5 models
9.35/10
A · High Trust
Security 9.75 · Privacy 9.55
10,918 indexed evidence signals
Evidence refreshed 5h ago
Strong Consensus · 89% agreement · 5 models
9.08/10
A · High Trust
Security 9.55 · Privacy 9.45
8,760 indexed evidence signals
Evidence refreshed 4h ago
Strong Consensus · 91% agreement · 5 models
8.94/10
B · Generally Trusted
Security 9.75 · Privacy 9.25
18,740 indexed evidence signals
Evidence refreshed 8h ago
Strong Consensus · 88% agreement · 5 models
The ShouldEye Trust Stamp System
One evaluation produces a 1–10 Trust Score, an A–F grade, and a Red → Gold Trust Stamp. Thresholds are fixed, independent, and never for sale — the same seals consumers see on company reports.
No paid ranking. No pay-to-stamp. Subscription status never changes a score, grade, or stamp.
See score · grade · stamp mappingWhy this ranking exists
Reviews are one signal. ShouldEye turns ownership, legal, security, customer experience, and AI consensus into a public standard — for consumers deciding, and for companies accountable to evidence.
Better consumer decisions
Compare entities before you buy, sign up, or deposit — with scores that move on evidence, not popularity contests.
Business accountability
Claimed profiles can respond to signals, close gaps, and earn a stamp the public already understands.
Ongoing surveillance
Continuous monitoring refreshes rankings as ownership, legal, security, and complaint signals change.
Transparent evidence
Every assessment is grounded in indexed signals with provenance and freshness — reviews never stand alone.
Category comparison
Category-relative calibration keeps rankings meaningful across AI, finance, marketplaces, health, and more.
Claim & improve
Businesses claim profiles to monitor trust movement and work toward a stronger stamp — without buying rank.
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A defensible, human-auditable system: 90+ signals, evidence provenance, multi-model consensus, category calibration, and stamp thresholds that move together with score and grade.

90+ signals
Signal intake
Collect 90+ trust and risk signals across ownership, legal, security, policies, customer experience, and community evidence.
Provenance & freshness
Source quality, contradictions, and recency gate what can influence the score — stale or weak evidence is down-weighted.
Multi-model consensus
Participating AI models evaluate evidence independently; agreement strengthens confidence, disagreement surfaces uncertainty.
Normalize & calibrate
Scores are normalized and category-relative so rankings stay comparable within AI, finance, marketplaces, games, health, and beyond.
Score · Grade · Stamp
One evaluation maps to a 1–10 score, A–F grade, and Red/Orange/Silver/Gold stamp with fixed qualification thresholds.
Continuous monitoring
As new evidence arrives, EyeQ re-evaluates. Rank movement, stamp changes, and risk shifts stay visible over time.
Ownership & transparency
Identity, leadership, and business disclosure signals.
Legal & regulatory
Public records, compliance posture, and material legal history.
Security
Technical integrity, data protection, and safeguard indicators.
Customer experience
Support patterns, complaints, refunds, and resolution quality.
Policies & terms
Privacy, pricing clarity, commercial practices, and policy risk.
Business durability
Operational stability and financial/business resilience signals.
Community & reviews
Reviews and community evidence as one signal — never the whole system.
AI consensus
Cross-model agreement and documented disagreement handling.
Stamp qualification thresholds
Gold 9.0–10.0 (A) · Silver 7.0–8.9 (B) · Orange 4.0–6.9 (D–C) · Red 1.0–3.9 (F). Missing evidence = Not Rated — no positive stamp.
1.0–3.9 (F)
4.0–6.9 (D–C)
7.0–8.9 (B)
9.0–10.0 (A)