Know how a company works before you sign.
Client Report collects engagement experience from the vendors who did the work — agencies, studios, development firms and independent professionals — and presents it as one consistent record you can read before you commit.
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What this is
Experience from the vendor side
Evaluations are written by the companies and professionals who delivered the work, about the client that commissioned it.
Nine criteria, one scale
Every company is measured on the same nine aspects of working together, so records stay comparable across industries and countries.
Built for a decision, not for drama
No leaderboards and no outrage. Scores appear with sample size, recency and commercial context, because that is what a decision needs.
Latest activity
Companies evaluated most recently, and companies contributors have just added to the directory.
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Company identity data is taken from SEC EDGAR, and the list of companies from State Street's published SPY holdings (August 2026). Scores and reviews come only from vendors who contribute them.
The nine criteria
Each engagement is rated from 1 to 5 on the same nine questions. The company average is shown per criterion, never as a single headline number alone.
Payment reliability
Invoices are paid on the agreed date, without repeated chasing.
Quality of requirements
Scope, deliverables and acceptance criteria are clear enough to price and plan against.
Decision timeliness
Reviews, approvals and answers arrive in time to keep the schedule intact.
Day-to-day collaboration
The everyday contact works with the vendor rather than around them.
Fair contracting & change control
Contracts are balanced, and added scope is handled as a change rather than an assumption.
Information transparency
Background, constraints and internal changes are shared early enough to act on.
Respect for vendor expertise
Professional judgement is heard and weighed instead of overruled by default.
Willingness to work again
Whether the vendor would take another engagement from this company.
Openness to new technology
Whether newer methods and tools are considered on their merits, rather than refused for being unfamiliar.
What a company record contains
Who the company is comes from public registry data. What it is like to work for comes from vendors, and only once they contribute it.
On every record today
- Legal name as filed with the SEC
- Ticker symbol and the exchange it trades on
- Industry classification and listing status
- The date the registry data was published
Added by the first contribution
- An average for each of the nine criteria
- The overall score, always shown with how many evaluations back it
- How the individual evaluations are distributed
- Payment terms, currencies and governing law as reported by vendors
- The written reviews themselves, and the company's replies
How contributions work
We assume good faith from people with real engagement experience, and we correct problems after they are reported rather than gate every contribution in advance.
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Create an account
One sign-in. Your name and address are never published.
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Agree to the guidelines
Real engagements, no personal attacks, no confidential information.
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Post in about ten minutes
Nothing has to be attached, and no review is held for manual approval.
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Problems are handled after they are reported
Anyone can report a review, and companies can respond or dispute.
Share one engagement.
One record from you is the record someone else needed before signing. It takes about ten minutes, and your name is never published.
Contributor information is not public. Where required by a valid legal request from a court, law-enforcement authority, or other competent body, we may provide information to the extent legally required.