Seller identity and business presence checked.
Example: A solo OpenClaw consultant with a real name, company site, and reachable business email, but no delivery review yet.
Trust should be specific.
A generic badge is not enough. ClawProHub shows the exact review level so buyers know what has been checked and sellers know what the label actually means.
Verification model
The exact level matters more than the word verified
Every level describes a different depth of review. That keeps buyer expectations honest and keeps ClawProHub’s promise narrow enough to be defensible.
Scope, delivery process, and support ownership checked.
Example: A setup provider with a documented deployment flow, clear deliverables, and a named owner for support.
Offer reviewed for risky behavior, permissions, and secrets handling.
Example: A paid workflow package reviewed for shell execution, credential handling, external calls, and install-time behavior.
Reserved for stronger controls, documentation, and support guarantees.
Example: A managed support package with admin controls, audit logging, support SLA, and a clear customer-data policy.