What is an Adjusted Score?
We combine statistical analysis and AI to identify patterns commonly associated
with suspicious reviews. We look at factors such as duplicate or repetitive wording,
vague or generic feedback, unusual review activity, rating patterns, and reviewer
history. We also consider how many reviews a listing has, when they were posted,
recent purchase activity, and other product-level signals to put those patterns into
context.
Red Flags highlight potentially suspicious signals,
while Green Flags highlight signals that add
credibility, such as verified purchases and detailed, product-specific feedback.
No single factor determines the score; we consider the bigger picture to calculate
the Adjusted Score.
What is a Quick Score?
In the Alternatives section, each similar product shows a
Quick Score, a simplified estimate based
on Amazon listing data, unusual review activity, and recent purchase activity.
It does not analyze individual reviews, making it useful for quick comparisons but
less comprehensive than the main Adjusted Score.
What can I analyze?
Any Amazon product link. For example,
amazon.com/dp/B0XXXXXXXX or a short a.co link.
We return listed vs. adjusted ratings, confidence, and a written summary.
Is Project Red Flag affiliated with Amazon?
No. Project Red Flag is an independent tool. We are not endorsed by or
affiliated with Amazon. Product titles, images, and ratings come from public
listing data. We may earn a commission from qualifying purchases at no extra
cost to you.
Is my search data private?
Personal data is not stored. We may temporarily log your IP address to detect
and prevent abuse. Product analyses may be cached to speed up repeat lookups for
the same product.
