How we scan, score and report — every rule public

The target lists come from public business listings and, for UAE clinics, the official health-licence registries (open registry data): name, website, city and sector — nothing else. Duplicates across sources are counted once. No personal data is collected, no emails are harvested, and no outreach results from a scan; our model is inbound only, consistent with UAE and Saudi rules on unsolicited marketing.

The scanner is polite by design: it respects robots.txt, waits five seconds between sites, identifies itself with an explicit user-agent linking to this page, and never submits forms — contact forms are detected and inspected client-side only. Scans run from our own infrastructure outside the Gulf, so response times are comparative, not absolute. A site owner can request exclusion by contacting us.

A criterion that could not be measured scores zero and is listed as unmeasured in the report — we never substitute a guess. Unreachable sites are counted separately from scored sites, and businesses with no usable website (none, or only a social profile) are reported as exactly that statistic.

Named rankings list only the observable technical facts above. They compare websites, not businesses, and never make claims about service quality, prices or care. Any listed business can request a free re-scan or removal.