Onflow Verified
Onflow Verified is a score from 0 to 100 for a connected Telegram channel. It is built only from what Onflow Ads saw happen when real ads ran in that channel: whether they were delivered as booked, how readers responded, and how far they reached.
Anyone can read how the score works, without an account, on the public Onflow Verified page.
Every connected channel gets a score on every plan, and every member can read the badge. Plans differ only in how many Onflow Verified audit reports a month are included.
What the badge says
A channel's badge always names the score in full, so it is never mistaken for the other checks on Onflow Ads. With enough evidence it reads, for example, Onflow Verified 78 · High confidence: the score, then how sure the score is. Without enough evidence it reads Onflow Verified · New and shows no number at all.
A score is not a badge of approval and it is not a guarantee about an ad you book. It is a summary of what already happened on the platform, and it moves as new placements finish.
Where you see it
Each place shows the same score in the same words for the same channel:
- On the public channel page. Under the channel's name, with the three parts behind it. See Your public channel page.
- In the Paid Promotions catalogue. Advertisers can filter by a minimum score and sort by score. See Onflow Verified for advertisers.
- On your Onflow Verified page. A channel owner sees every connected channel, its parts and what would raise it. See Onflow Verified for channel owners.
- In an audit report. An advertiser can buy a dated report on any listed channel, with the evidence behind each part.
- Where a channel is chosen. A Marketplace channel page, the Compare channels table, booking, cart lines and the Channel Finder; an Advertiser also sees Audit this channel there. See Onflow Verified for advertisers.
- In Cross-Promotion and Syndicate. Partner cards, board campaigns and swap requests, and beside the channel asking a Syndicate source for a licence. See Onflow Verified for channel owners.
A plan never changes a score or a channel's place in a ranking.
The three parts
A score is built from three parts. How the score works explains each one.
Diagram Every part is measured on placements that ran on Onflow Ads. With enough evidence the parts give a score; without it the badge reads New.
What it never uses
The score is built so that a channel cannot be marked down for being popular, and so that nothing outside a real placement can move it:
- High reach never lowers a score. A channel that delivers more views than expected is never treated as suspicious for it.
- Leaves are never counted. People leaving a channel do not enter the score.
- No subscriber counts, views per subscriber or reactions. These are easy to misread, so they play no part.
- No member lists. Onflow Ads never reads who is in a channel.