V2P Certification

Publish a verifiable result tied to the source snapshot, scope, rubric, date, and fingerprint that V2P assessed.

What Does V2P Certification Mean?

V2P Certification records that a submitted source snapshot met the V2P source-audit standard at the stated revision and scope.

The audit applies 20 weighted rubric points across Security, Performance, UX & Reliability, and Code Quality, with coverage, pillar, and critical-security gates.

It is a source-code assessment. It does not prove runtime behavior, infrastructure configuration, deployment identity, repository ownership, or business outcomes.

Public status ranges

Below 75

Does Not Pass

No V2P verification status is issued.

75–89.9

Certified Site

The assessed site is Verified by V2P.

90–100

Verified with Distinction

The assessed site is Verified with Distinction by V2P.

All passing statuses remain subject to source coverage, pillar minimums, and critical-security gates.

How the Certification Process Works

1

Submit Your Application

Connect your GitHub repository and choose the source snapshot. V2P combines deterministic static scanners with a proprietary AI-agent audit workflow.

2

4-Pillar Analysis

Four domain specialists apply the 20-point rubric to the relevant files in the submitted source snapshot.

3

Detailed Report

Receive category scores, file-level findings, evidence, recommendations, and AI-assisted repair guidance.

4

Earn the Certificate

When the score, pillar minimums, security gates, and source coverage qualify, issue a certificate for that source snapshot.

5

Display Your Trust Seal

Embed the V2P seal so visitors can open the public record and inspect its score, public status, scope, date, audit version, and fingerprint.

What Gets Evaluated

Security

  • Vulnerability scanning
  • Dependency analysis
  • Attack vector detection

Code Quality

  • Architecture patterns
  • Best-practice conformance
  • Maintainability indexing

UX & Reliability

  • Error resilience
  • Accessibility and forms
  • Responsive, loading, and empty states

Performance

  • Database query patterns
  • Frontend and caching behavior
  • API and backend performance

Certification Guides

Prepare, Interpret, and Maintain Your Certification

Use these guides to understand what evidence to prepare, how to work through findings, and how to keep certification current as the product changes.

Pre-Certification Readiness

A practical checklist for the work to complete before you submit a product for review.

  • Confirm the app runs from a clean checkout
  • Document required environment variables
  • Remove unused demo routes and secrets

Security Evidence

What reviewers look for when validating authentication, authorization, and data protection.

  • Protected routes and server-side authorization
  • Secret handling and dependency exposure
  • Input validation around user-controlled data

Architecture Review

How to prepare a codebase so architecture decisions are easy to inspect and verify.

  • Clear module boundaries and ownership
  • Predictable API and data-access layers
  • Documented background jobs and integrations

Report Interpretation

How to read the findings, prioritize fixes, and turn the report into an execution plan.

  • Start with certification blockers
  • Group fixes by risk and effort
  • Track proof of remediation for re-audit

Trust Seal Usage

Guidance for presenting certification status to customers, partners, and investors.

  • Use the live seal for current verification
  • Link stakeholders to the public verification page
  • Keep dated certificates with diligence materials

Recertification Planning

When to re-audit and how to keep certification aligned with active development.

  • Re-audit after major releases
  • Review dependency and auth changes monthly
  • Keep remediation notes tied to commits

Why Certification Matters

For Builders

Concrete file-level evidence and repair guidance for improving the assessed source.

For Buyers & Investors

A public result with explicit scope and a fingerprint tied to the source snapshot that was assessed.

For the Market

A consistent vocabulary for discussing source-code risk without converting an audit into a runtime guarantee.

Certification Paths

We offer flexible options depending on your certification journey:

Full Certification Report

$79One-time

Complete audit with detailed findings and actionable recommendations.

Certified (Ongoing)

$99Monthly

Continuous verification with monthly recertification and live trust seal.

Ready to Get Certified?

Begin your certification journey. Start with a detailed report or go straight to ongoing verification.

Begin Certification