How we review

Who decides what gets listed

Anyone can suggest a tool through the submit form, and listing is free. A person opens each submission, clicks around the site, and checks that the links work and that it does what it claims. Tools that look fake, broken or unsafe don't go up.

A listing means the tool exists and looks real. It isn't an endorsement, and it isn't a security audit.

How a listing gets written

Listing text is drafted with AI from the project's own website and docs, its public posts, and other public pages about it. A person then edits the draft and publishes it. The editor refuses to publish a listing that still contains the AI's notes about its sources.

When we can't confirm something, like a fee rate or who led a funding round, we'd rather say so than guess. That's why some listings say "we couldn't find" a figure.

What the safety check covers

The "Safety check" on a listing is automated. It can include three things:

• A short summary of who runs the project and any problems reported about it, drafted from public sources.
• A lookup of the project's domain on Google Web Risk and on public crypto wallet blocklists such as MetaMask's, Phantom's and ScamSniffer's, with the date it ran.
• Public signals from the project's X account: where it says it's based, when it joined, and how often it has changed its name.

A clean result means none of those lists has flagged the site. It doesn't mean the code is safe or that your money is. Start small, read the permissions a tool asks for, and only put in what you can afford to lose.

Reviews, ratings and upvotes

The user reviews on a listing are real posts from X, each linked to the original. The stars next to a post are our reading of its tone, not a score the author gave. Comments on PolyMart are read before they appear.

Star ratings are limited to one per browser, and upvotes to one per browser and network. Both are still easy to stack, so treat them as a rough sign of popularity, not a quality score. We sometimes freeze upvotes or close ratings on a listing. Closed ratings say "Ratings closed".

Referral links and sponsors

Some links on PolyMart are referral links. If you sign up through one, PolyMart may earn a commission, and sometimes you get a discount or a bonus. When a guide gives you a referral code, assume it's ours unless it says otherwise.

Sponsors can buy ad space: the banner at the top of some pages, and a spot marked "Sponsored" in search. Neither an ad nor a referral deal decides whether a tool gets listed. Listing stays free for every tool that passes the check above.

Corrections

Tools change their fees and features all the time, and we get things wrong. If a listing is out of date or incorrect, email [email protected] or message @SolanaLevelUp on Telegram with the page and what's wrong.

Not financial advice

PolyMart describes tools. It doesn't tell you what to trade or buy, and nothing on the site is financial, legal or tax advice. Trading bots, prediction markets, crypto cards and airdrops can all lose you money.