IMDb Ratings

An IMDb page with four ratings on it tells a distributor almost nothing, and it tells a viewer scrolling past even less. The weighted average IMDb shows needs a base of ratings before it settles into something anyone reads as a signal. Getting to that base is the awkward part of releasing an independent film or a series, because the people most likely to rate you are the people who have not found you yet.

This is handled manually rather than by an automated system, which is why it moves at the pace it does. You send the IMDb title link and we work from there. We never ask for your account.

What you get

• Star ratings on the exact IMDb title you specify
• Delivery spread out rather than arriving together
• Handled by a person, so unusual titles are not a problem
• No login and no account access at any point

How to order

Pick how many ratings you want, paste the IMDb link to your title, and check out. Because this one is done by hand, delivery takes longer than our automated services and we will keep you posted on progress.

What this does not do

It does not write reviews for you and it does not set the number your page displays. IMDb computes a weighted average from everything it holds, and it applies its own filters, so treat the ratings as a base to build on rather than a dial you turn to a chosen figure.

Is it safe?

Yes. We only ever use the public link to your title. Your IMDb account is never involved, so there is nothing to revoke later.