Did a boosting store not pay you? Make it count.
Payout Radar is where boosters report stores that don’t pay — and where those reports are actually verified before they go public. Evidence required. Two-stage review. Nothing published automatically.
Trust in boosting flows one way. We fix the other.
Customers have chargebacks and reviews. The boosters who actually complete the orders often have nothing when a store refuses to pay. Payout Radar turns those experiences into a verifiable record — hard to abuse, fair to honest stores, and useful to boosters deciding who to work with.
Evidence or it doesn’t exist
Opinions alone are never published. Every report must carry proof.
Humans decide, not bots
Algorithms only sort and flag. A person confirms every published report.
Stores get to reply
We contact the store before publishing, and their response appears on the page.
Two stages. Nothing auto-published.
Passing the automated screen does not mean publication — a human still has to confirm it, and we still reserve the final decision.
We’d rather publish 10 verified than 1000 unchecked
What each status means
| Status | Public? | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Verified | Yes | Evidence checked and confirmed; counts toward the store’s record. |
| Disputed | Yes | Store contested it — we show both sides. |
| Resolved | Yes | Store settled it — a positive signal that they responded. |
| Insufficient | No | Not enough proof — held, not published. |
| Rejected | No | Spam, fake, or duplicate. |
The Payout Radar rating, in the open
A store’s rating is derived from verified reports with a published method — weighted by severity and recency, partly restored when a store resolves an issue. Not a mood.
Payout Radar is editorial. Affiliate commissions never affect a store’s payout score, no store can pay to raise its rating or remove a report, and stores we don’t even partner with are ranked here too.
Booster payout reliability — ranked
Pays boosters in full and on schedule — no payout complaints on record with Payout Radar.
No booster payout complaints picked up by Payout Radar.
No booster payout complaints picked up by Payout Radar.
A handful of booster payout complaints on record; most appear isolated or resolved.
Boosters report that payouts do arrive, but are frequently subject to significant delays.
Multiple boosters have reported non-payment over the past year — a pattern echoed in complaints on the store’s public Trustpilot.
Frequently reported by boosters for account blocks and withheld payouts — a recurring pattern in the reports we receive.
The most-reported store for unpaid booster earnings. By booster estimates, unpaid sums reach into the six figures over the past year.
How Payout Radar works
Our system continuously tracks what boosters say on public platforms — Trustpilot, Reddit, Discord and specialist forums.
Boosters send us evidence — screenshots and chat logs — of delayed or withheld pay. We review every submission before it counts.
Volume, severity and how recent the reports are combine into a 0–100 payout-reliability score and a tier. Higher = more reliable pay.
Scores reflect reports on record, not final verdicts. Any store can contact us to add context or flag a resolved case.
Reliable 75–100: reliable, no material complaints on record. Mixed 45–74: pays, but delays or isolated complaints reported. High risk Below 45: frequent unresolved non-payment reports.
Easy to file — impossible to fake
The form is short, but you can’t submit an empty accusation. These are required, and they’re what stop competitors from smearing honest stores.
Evidence of the dispute
Screenshots of the chat or the missing payment — the actual proof.
Proof you worked with them
A past payout, order assignment or manager chat. Your anti-fake key.
A private contact
Never shown publicly — used only so we can verify with you.
Truthfulness consent
You confirm it’s true, and that publishing is our call after review.
🛡️ During review, every screenshot is run through image-forensics and AI-detection tools — checked for editing, AI generation or tampered metadata — alongside a human reviewer. Anything that looks faked is rejected.
We reserve the right not to publish
Payout Radar is built to be hard to abuse. A report is only published when it’s backed by verified proof, survives both review stages, and we judge it fair to publish. We can decline to publish any report, at our discretion. That’s what keeps the system from being weaponised — and why the reports you do see can be trusted. Published reports are documented, evidence-backed allegations, framed as such, with the store’s reply included.
Straight answers
Publicly, yes — your identity is never shown. But you must give us a private contact and proof, because a report we can’t verify is exactly what we refuse to publish.
No. Publication is never guaranteed. It happens only if the report passes automated screening and manual review, and we decide it’s fair to publish.
Mandatory proof of a real working relationship, automated duplicate/brigading detection, per-report human review, and the discretion to reject anything manipulated. Unverified reports never affect a store’s public score.
Tell us — the store can too. We mark it Resolved, a positive signal on their record.