Not a magic number.
We show what it is made of.
The CuccRadar Score is a 0–100 composite indicator. It does not replace a hands-on product test; it makes multiple available customer and commercial signals easier to compare.
Customer rating
The average star rating. It carries significant weight, but does not decide the result on its own.
Review volume
More real feedback increases confidence, so review volume is rewarded logarithmically.
Sales volume
Higher sales volume is a stronger market signal, also with diminishing returns.
Seller reliability
A combined score of reliability signals associated with the seller.
Value for money
A price signal derived from available source data. For automatic imports it uses the observed discount, so it is not a quality verdict on its own.
Feedback quality
The quality of buyer feedback. For AliExpress imports this is primarily derived from the positive-feedback rate.
Trend
An indicator of current interest and sales momentum.
The weights add up.
Each available component is normalized to 0–100 and evaluated with the base weights above. Missing data is not treated as a zero score: its weight is redistributed across available signals and a mild data-confidence adjustment is applied. Review and sales volume use logarithmic scaling.
Score = rating×20% + reviews×15% + sales×20% + seller×10% + value×10% + feedback×20% + trend×5%Important limitations
The Score is only as fresh and accurate as the source data. We do not claim to have personally tested a product unless we explicitly say so. Commercial relationships or external incentives do not increase the Score.