Run a company? Show that your prices stand up to scrutiny from real customers.
Participation is more than a sticker. It's a public signal of trust and a working feedback channel. Pilot launch: 1 October 2026. Participation in the pilot is free.
What the company gains
We don't sell ratings. We provide a reliable channel through which real customers show whether the price is worth it.
You show you're ready to let customers genuinely rate value for money.
A profile on the platform, a directory listing and a QR code to your current status.
You see which elements drag down how customers feel about the price: quality, quantity, transparency.
A business dashboard with a breakdown by venue, trends and the top reasons for low ratings.
The two badges at the venue
The first stage in the pilot: the venue is included and collects real ratings from verified purchases.
A status awarded after enough ratings, once the FPI threshold and the confidence level are met. It can't be bought.
If the status changes, customers see it straight away, even if the sticker hasn't been replaced yet.
Trust is the product
Five rules that make the badge valuable. They apply equally to every company, including those connected to the founder.
What we need from a pilot company
- 1.Venues and a contact
A list of locations, a contact person and an operational owner of the process.
- 2.QR / receipt flow
The customer proves the purchase with the QR code on the receipt.
- 3.On-site materials
A sticker, a QR code and a short guide for staff.
- 4.Neutral invitation
Customers are invited to rate honestly, with no pressure, reward or conditions.
- 5.Readiness to respond
A contact for checks in case of technical problems, reports or questions that need clarifying.
Pilot launch: 1 October
- 1.September
Pilot company selection, profiles, QR codes, materials and testing.
- 2.1 October
Platform launch and communication to customers. Collecting ratings, first FPI, tracking friction and trust signals.
- 3.End of the month
A short report: ratings, active venues, lessons learned and next categories.
Communication kit for participants
“Rate us honestly. Your real purchase helps other customers make a better-informed choice.”
Posts and stories saying “We're rated on Chestni Ceni”.
Stickers, QR codes, materials for the till or table and a short staff brief.
A badge for your website, a profile on the platform and a link to your current status.
Join as a pilot company
- 1.We confirm participation
We choose the venues and a contact person.
- 2.We prepare the profile and QR code
We test the rating mechanism.
- 3.We launch on 1 October
Customers start rating real purchases.
Apply to participate
We need your venues, a contact person and the fiscal memory numbers of your cash registers, so we can recognise receipts as level A. The invitation goes to every customer with a receipt; no discounts or gifts may be given in exchange for a rating; employees and owners don't rate their own venue.
Questions from companies
How much does participation cost?
Participation in the pilot is free. Later, companies will be able to pay only for analytics and tools, never for a rating, a badge or a ranking.
What does the company get?
A public profile, a directory listing, a “Rated on Chestni Ceni” sticker, a QR code to the live status of each venue, a digital badge for its website, a business dashboard and feedback on the five measures.
Can the company see who rated it?
No. Individual ratings are not shown to anyone, including the company. It sees only summaries by venue and by measure.
How do I claim my company's profile?
Use “Claim your profile”: find the company or venue, sign in (or sign up with email and password) and submit a claim with proof — the EIK (company registration number) or the venue's phone number. If the company isn't listed, you add it with its venues and fiscal memory numbers.