Platform Independence Index / Lookup
Look up a platform.
Choose a category, then choose a platform to see the current worker-side independence estimate, score band, control notes, and source links where available.
Scores measure structural independence. They do not rate popularity, morality, income potential, safety, legality, or whether a platform is right for every worker.
Start here
Choose a category, then a platform.
The platform dropdown updates after a category is selected. Current entries are desktop review estimates, not final full audits unless clearly marked.
How to read results
Higher score means more worker control.
A higher score means the worker appears to keep more control over clients, money, pricing, communication, visibility, rules, discipline exposure, portability, and work method.
A lower score means the platform structure appears more dependent or platform-controlled. That does not automatically mean a worker should never use it. It means the dependency risk should be visible before relying on the platform for income, traffic, client access, or business continuity.
Some rows may show N/A when a control point does not apply to that platform type. Missing information should be marked clearly instead of forced into a score.
Need to correct or update something?
Submit source links or platform materials.
If a score, source, policy note, payout detail, or control note appears outdated, use the submission page to send public links, screenshots, worker-facing notices, or dated testing notes.
Submissions are reviewed as leads. They are not treated as automatic proof.
Important limit
This is a structural reference tool.
Adult Platform Audit is informational. It does not provide legal, financial, tax, safety, technical, privacy, data-security, or employment advice. Platform rules, payout systems, moderation practices, search systems, takedown procedures, and visibility systems can change.
Workers should verify current terms before relying on any platform for income, client access, traffic, or business continuity.