How to get Few Found Verified: what a person checks

Start with a free profile

A Found page is free, and a person at Few Found checks it is real before it goes live. Few Found Verified is the optional next step: a person reviews the evidence behind your work and decides. Paying never decides the outcome, and the fee is refunded if the application is not approved.

What a reviewer checks for an agency

1. Client delivery: The work happened and was delivered: contract or invoice excerpts, campaign data, and clients Few Found contacted.
2. Team and capability: The people and skills behind the services offered.
3. Registration and tax: Company registration and GST or MSME records, checked by a person from documents.
4. Commercial transparency: Fee structure, contract terms and any conflicts disclosed to Few Found.

What a reviewer checks for a creator

1. Brand delivery: Past brand work happened and was delivered, confirmed with brands Few Found contacted.
2. Channels and audience: The channels belong to the creator, and the audience was reviewed for authenticity.
3. Identity and tax: Identity, and GST registration where it applies, checked by a person from documents.
4. Commercial transparency: Rates, usage terms and paid-partnership disclosure practice shared with Few Found.

What to prepare

• A client or brand who will confirm the work, and their work email.
• Contract or invoice excerpts, with fees hidden if you prefer.
• Data from the platform itself: the ad account, the shop, or your channel insights.
• Registration documents that match the name you invoice under.
• How you charge, and anything you earn from tools or partners you recommend.

What Few Found Verified means, and what it does not

It means a person at Few Found reviewed your evidence and found it held up, and you get a public record with a Verification ID anyone can check. It is a trust signal, not a promise about quality, future performance or results.