Address support
The listing should match a real property address and consistent location details.
How listing verification works
A listing review process built around property evidence, not vibes.
TrustedPerch listing verification checks whether the property details and host-provided evidence support publishing the home to traveling professionals.
Host evidence
Documents or other property evidence can support the host connection to the listing.
Public signals
Where available, public records and other property sources can help support the review.
Manual review
Uncertain results can be reviewed by a person instead of being approved automatically.
How it works
Trust is a workflow, not a badge.
Step 1
Collect listing details.
The host enters property address, listing details, photos, amenities, and availability signals.
Step 2
Request supporting evidence.
The platform can ask for a recognizable document or other support that connects the host to the property.
Step 3
Review before publishing.
If the information is consistent, the listing can move toward publication. If not, it stays unpublished until clarified.
Questions
What users should know.
What documents can support a listing?
A recent utility bill, mortgage statement, tax record, insurance document, property management agreement, or similar property-related document may help support review.
Do travelers see uploaded documents?
No. Documents are used for review. Public pages should show simple trust outcomes, not private document details.
What happens if a listing cannot be verified?
The listing should remain saved but unpublished while the host provides additional support or the case is manually reviewed.