Editorial
How SiteBartar Scoring Works
SiteBartar uses three engines — constraint, belief, and use-case — to explain why a tool matches you.
SiteBartar Research · Updated June 2026
Constraint engine (prop firms)
Eliminates firms that break your hard rules first — e.g., you need news trading but the firm restricts it.
Remaining firms rank by how strongly they align with optional constraints like fast payout or low challenge cost.
Belief engine (newsletter & website builders)
You state priorities — simplicity, data ownership, monetization, scale — and we weight tools that align.
Budget and team size refine the match; Deep mode adds a second belief pass and open-text keyword matching.
Get your personalized match
Match with a firm that fits your trading style and payout needs.
Take the Find Your Prop Firm quiz (~2 min)Use-case engine (crypto)
Persona buckets like US-regulated beginner, active low-fee trader, or derivatives user map to exchange strengths.
Region and experience questions prevent recommending advanced products to first-time buyers.
What we don't score
Hype, sponsor tier, affiliate commission rates, or star ratings from other sites.
We show confidence when answers are sparse — and suggest retaking in Deep mode rather than guessing.
Get your personalized match
Match with a firm that fits your trading style and payout needs.
Take the Find Your Prop Firm quiz (~2 min)Frequently asked questions
Why not just show the highest-rated tool?
Highest-rated for whom? A tool great for beginners may be wrong for a news trader. Personal fit beats generic stars.
Can I see why a tool was excluded?
Yes — explainable bullets include negatives and why-not notes for runners-up.
Sources
- SiteBartar scoring engine documentation
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