Methodology
How PolyBotRank scores, what we will and will not publish, and how to check our work.
The score
Each bot is scored 0–10 on five criteria, combined into a weighted composite out of 10. The five-star rating shown alongside it is that score halved and rounded.
| Transparency — Does the operator publish win rate, P&L, volume and user counts — with a stated method behind them? | 30% |
| Trust — Custody model. Do private keys stay client-side, can you export them, is the security model documented? | 25% |
| Track — Is there a disclosed track record with a sample size large enough to mean something? | 20% |
| Users — Is an active user or trader count published? | 15% |
| Docs — Are fees stated plainly up front, and is the documentation deep enough to evaluate the strategy? | 10% |
Where the data comes from
Every figure is taken from the operator's own public website or public documentation, as read on 2026-08-31. We label all of it as reported by the operator, because none of it is audited — there is no third party verifying win rates in this market, and any site that tells you otherwise is guessing.
When an operator publishes nothing for a metric, we print “Not published”. We never estimate, infer, or fill a gap with a plausible-looking number. An empty cell is information: it tells you what the operator chose not to say.
What we will not do
- We do not write fake user reviews, and we do not publish reviews we have not verified.
- We do not publish invented performance figures for any bot, competitor or our own.
- We do not take payment for a ranking position. Scores are not for sale.
- We do not remove a negative point about a product because we happen to operate it.
The reason is partly principle and partly self-interest: fabricated review content is against Google's spam policies and would get this site removed from search results, which would defeat the entire point of building it.
Checking our work
Every review links to the operator's own site. Open it, find the figure we quoted, and confirm we quoted it accurately. If we have a number wrong or a product has changed, write to [email protected] and we will correct it and date the correction.