1. Plan facts: Record the introductory price, renewal price, billing term, storage, bandwidth policy, website limits, email availability, backups, migration terms and refund period.
2. Reliability evidence: Use clearly identified evidence. Do not claim a specific uptime result unless it was measured or supported by a reliable dated source.
3. Support: Record available channels, stated hours and the quality of any support interaction you actually tested. Do not imply that a test occurred when it did not.
4. Usability: Assess signup clarity, account management, control panel tasks, billing transparency and cancellation instructions.
5. Value: Compare the complete cost and limits with relevant alternatives. A low introductory price is not enough to prove strong value.
6. Final rating: Publish the score only after the evidence for every rated category is recorded. Include clear strengths, limitations and the best-fit user.