CitePep shows who stands behind online information. It records who authored, reviewed, edited, corrected, and sourced a page, then turns that accepted work into public credit for contributors and a visible trust record for publishers — so the internet becomes a source of truth again.
Not a badge. A record. Not a trust badge, a guest-post marketplace, or a paid authority score — a public history of knowledge work a publisher actually accepted.
Free for experts. Get public credit for a single contribution and keep your profile forever.
Publishers add a CitePep attribution block to a page. In one line, readers can see and verify everyone who stood behind it.
Search systems and readers both look for clear signs of expertise, authorship, and accountability. CitePep helps publishers make those signals visible: every contributor has a verifiable record of accepted work and topic authority, and every page can show exactly who created and checked it.
This is not a badge you buy. Reputation is earned only through work a publisher actually accepted, weighted by consistency over time.
"Reviewed by an expert."
Reviewed by Dr. Elena Marsh
CitePep connects expert contributors with the pages that need their knowledge.
You review, correct, and verify other people's work all the time, and almost none of it is ever credited to you. CitePep records every contribution and builds it into a public profile that proves your expertise.
Facts age, mistakes slip through, and you can't be an expert in everything you publish. CitePep connects you with verified specialists who review, edit, and correct any page, from articles to product specs to documentation.
Together, they keep information accurate. Experts earn recognition, publishers keep their content true, and readers finally know who stands behind what they read.
Two simple paths into the same network, whether you have the expertise or the pages that need it.
Sign up in minutes and tell us the topics you know. Your public profile is live immediately.
Check a page for accuracy, flag wrong information, suggest a fix, or confirm what's right. Any page, not just articles.
When a publisher accepts your work, it's attributed to you, builds your reputation, and adds to your topic authority.
Submit any page that should be accurate, from an article to a product spec to a documentation page.
Ask verified specialists, matched by topic, to review or correct anything that might be wrong.
Approve the contributions you want. Each accepted expert gets transparent public credit, and your page stays accurate.
Authorship is only one way to make content trustworthy. CitePep records the whole chain of people behind a page, and each role earns its own verified credit and topic authority.
Wrote the original content. The person whose name belongs at the top of the page, accountable for what it says.
Read the page critically and confirmed it holds up, flagging anything weak, unclear, or out of date before readers see it.
Shaped the page for clarity, structure, and tone, improving how the information reads without changing what's true.
Spotted something wrong and fixed it. Corrections keep published pages accurate long after they first went live.
Supplied the references that back a page up, or was cited as a trusted source by another. Being relied on is its own signal of authority.
Reputation is earned through accepted contributions and a consistent track record, never bought or boosted. Every level you climb stays with you across every publisher.
CitePep records typed contributions, ties them to real people and specific pages, and only counts work a publisher actually accepted. That is the whole product, and the rules behind it are open.
Build a public record of who contributed to a page, and what they contributed. CitePep makes that history real, portable, and inspectable.