A reputation indicator built from real work.
You earn your Signal Score, you do not buy it. It reflects completed work, the ratings you receive and a steady track record. Switching plans does not change it. It is a signal to weigh, not a guarantee.
What builds your Signal Score
Completed projects
Every project you deliver counts. A delivered project weighs more than one still in progress. 25% of your score.
Delivery rate
The share of your pilots and projects that reach a successful close. Consistent follow-through is the strongest single factor. 15% of your score.
Peer reviews
The average rating collaborators leave after a project, based on communication and delivery. 20% of your score.
Profile completeness
A filled-in headline and bio, your listed skills, and a clear focus area. 10% of your score.
Active streak
How many days in a row you stay active on the platform. 10% of your score.
People you bring in
People you refer to Forenta who go on to become active themselves. 10% of your score.
Response behavior
How consistently you respond to messages in your projects. 10% of your score.
Five levels, one clear path.
Your level follows directly from your Signal Score and moves as soon as it changes.
Starter
You are just getting started. Your score moves as soon as your first project or pilot closes.
Rising
An early track record: a few completed pilots and a filled-in profile.
Active
A track record others can check. Teams and project owners see it before they reach out.
Trusted
A strong, consistent record of delivered work, ahead of most specialists on the platform.
Top Builder
The highest level on Forenta: a long, consistent record of delivered work and strong reviews.
What your plan does, and does not do
Your Signal Score itself does not change with your plan. When plans are matched to specialists, a higher plan adds a small boost to your match score: Pro +8%, Max +15%. That boost strengthens a score that is already there. It cannot turn a thin track record into a strong one.