PIKOBUY buyer guide
PIKOBUY product row scoring
A scoring system helps buyers compare products without relying on hype. Each row should earn its place by answering practical purchase questions.
Why this topic matters
A scoring system helps buyers compare products without relying on hype. Each row should earn its place by answering practical purchase questions.
This page is intentionally specific to its title. It gives buyers a practical way to decide what to check, what to skip and when a row is strong enough to open on the live sheet.
Decision table
| Source score | Does the source page work and show the right item? |
|---|---|
| Evidence score | Are seller photos, variants and review notes clear? |
| QC score | Can the buyer request the right photos before approval? |
| Shipping score | Does the item still make sense after weight and route checks? |
Practical verdict
Rows with weak scores should stay out of the buying path until they have better evidence.
Related next steps
Simple scoring example
A strong row might score high on source proof, medium on shipping and high on QC clarity. A weak row might have a good price but low evidence and unclear shipping value. The score is not meant to be perfect; it is meant to stop buyers from treating every link as equal.
How to use the score
Use the score to decide the next action. High-score rows can move to the live sheet. Medium rows need one more proof point. Low-score rows should be compared or removed before they create extra work.