How Listings Earn Trust
Business Verification Process
Hollr reviews business listings before they appear publicly and gives owners a path to establish or correct their presence.
What Hollr checks
- The business appears to be a real organization serving an Alabama community.
- The business name, category, location or service area, and contact details are reasonably consistent with available evidence.
- The listing is not deceptive, duplicative, prohibited, or presented as another business.
- Owner-submitted claims and media are relevant to the business being listed.
Ownership and updates
A person asking to control or materially change a listing may be asked to show a reasonable connection to the business. Supporting evidence can include an official website, a business-domain email, a matching public profile, or other documentation appropriate to the request.
Hollr may limit, reject, archive, or restore a listing when ownership is disputed or reliable information changes.
What approval does not mean
Approval means the listing met Hollr's publication requirements at the time of review. It is not a license check, background check, inspection, endorsement, warranty, or guarantee of a business's products, services, safety, availability, or current operating status.
Paid features do not guarantee approval and do not exempt a listing from the same factual and community standards.
Questions and corrections
Email thehollrapp@gmail.com and include the relevant Hollr page URL.