Free Private Intake
$0Submit a report privately. We review whether it fits Reputrace standards.
- Private submission path
- Initial standards review
- Public-evidence fit check
- No charge for rejected intake
Services in controlled rollout
Affordable public-evidence review and documentation.
Reputrace Core Systems helps citizens, businesses, professionals, and organizations organize public evidence around reputation harm, nuisance patterns, public-facing misconduct, and accountability concerns.
We keep the process private, standards-based, and practical. Accepted matters may receive a case summary, next-step recommendation, organized documentation, and lawful written outreach to an appropriate party when appropriate.
Service options.
These services are designed around public evidence, careful documentation, and lawful written communication. Reputrace Core Systems does not provide doxxing, harassment, revenge posting, or intimidation-for-hire.
Basic Case Audit
$9.99 launch priceEvidence check, case summary, accept/reject decision, and next-step recommendation.
- Review of submitted public evidence
- Basic public-evidence verification
- Accept/reject decision
- Recommended next step
Documentation + Outreach
$49.99 launch priceOrganized case packet, routing research, and one lawful written outreach attempt where appropriate.
- Basic case audit included
- Organized evidence summary
- Appropriate party routing research
- One lawful written outreach attempt where appropriate
PDF Case Packet
Included / future enterprise optionProfessional report export aligned with case files.
- Included with documentation tier
- Professional summary format
- Evidence-aligned structure
- Enterprise option planned for larger reviews
Scope control:
Payment is requested only after a human auditor accepts a paid case path. Reputrace does not provide
legal advice, private investigation, unlimited follow-up, postal mail by default, or direct confrontation services.
What we help with.
Reputrace reviews public-facing evidence tied to reputation, trust, safety, and accountability concerns.
Online harassment and troll behavior
Public posts, profiles, comments, or campaigns that can be reviewed against clear evidence.
Bad-neighbor and nuisance patterns
Noise, smoke, loose dogs, loud music, recurring nuisance behavior, property concerns, or safety issues.
Business and professional reputation harm
Reputation harm caused by public misconduct, public claims, or reviewable public evidence.
Local agency and municipal accountability
Public-record or public-facing concerns involving local agencies, municipal processes, or accountability issues.
Reputrace Public Risk Score.
Future private reports may include a public-evidence risk score. This score is not a legal finding, not a criminal accusation, and not a substitute for professional legal, HR, or compliance review.
Draft scoring scale
0–20
Low visible risk based on available public evidence.
21–40
Mild concern; limited public conduct or context issues may require review.
41–60
Moderate reputational risk; multiple public indicators may warrant caution.
61–80
High reputational risk; significant public evidence may affect trust, safety, or brand alignment.
81–100
Severe public-risk profile; strong evidence pattern may require immediate internal review.
Review categories.
Reputrace focuses on public evidence categories that may matter to reputation, safety, trust, business risk, or public accountability.
Conduct Risk
Harassment, threats, doxxing/privacy violations, public volatility, or targeted abuse.
Trust Risk
Fraud/scam signals, misleading claims, impersonation concerns, or public credibility issues.
Brand Safety
Public behavior that may create reputational risk for organizations, sponsors, partners, clients, or appropriate parties.
Evidence Strength
How direct, public, relevant, and reviewable the evidence appears to be.
Ready to submit evidence?
Start with the free public-evidence intake form for report submissions, including online conduct and bad-neighbor documentation. Use Request a Review for deeper business, hiring, client, or public-risk review work.