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How these directories are ordered

Companies are ranked on verified client ratings read together with how many reviews support them. A company starts near a baseline rating and its own score counts for more as real reviews accumulate, so a long, consistent record outweighs a small number of perfect scores. Nothing else moves a company up or down, and position cannot be bought.

What to check before you shortlist

The order is a starting point, not a verdict. Open two or three profiles and compare the things a ranking cannot capture: whether published pricing fits your budget, whether the work on file resembles your project, how large and how senior the team is, and whether the company has worked in your industry before. Each profile shows what is on record and what is missing.

Frequently asked questions

How does MatchFast decide the order of companies?

Each directory is ordered by client rating weighted against the number of reviews behind it, so a strong rating supported by a long review history outranks a perfect score from a handful of clients. Every directory states how it was ordered.

What is the difference between a directory and a ranking?

A directory lists every company we hold for a service, ordered by weighted client rating. A ranking is a narrower editorial list for one service or city, judged against a published set of criteria, and only published once enough companies qualify.

Can a company pay for a higher position?

No. Position comes from ratings and review evidence only. Sponsored placements are labelled wherever they appear and are kept out of the ranked order.

What if my service or country is not listed?

Start with the closest service directory and filter by country, since most technology companies work across several areas. If nothing fits, share a brief and we will match you against the companies we already hold.

How often is this updated?

Ratings and reviews are re-checked regularly, and each directory shows when its data was last read. New companies are added once they meet the listing requirements.