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title Reputation formula (reference)
description Reputation score ranges and tiers on Boundless. For participants and organizers.

Reputation formula (reference)

TL;DR: Your reputation is a score built from completed work and outcomes. It maps to tiers: Newcomer -> Contributor -> Established -> Expert -> Legend. Higher tiers unlock more opportunities.

What you'll learn

  • The five reputation tiers and their score ranges
  • What typically increases or decreases your score
  • That the exact formula may change; use this as a reference

Reputation tiers (score ranges)

Tier Score range Typical meaning
Newcomer 0–499 New or limited history.
Contributor 500–1,999 You've completed work and built a track record.
Established 2,000–4,999 Strong history; more valuable opportunities open up.
Expert 5,000–9,999 High trust; often preferred for large or sensitive work.
Legend 10,000+ Top tier; maximum visibility and opportunity.

These ranges are used for display and gating (e.g., access to certain bounties or programs). The product may round or cap scores; check the app for your current tier.


What affects your score

Increases:

  • Completing bounties and getting approved
  • Delivering grant milestones
  • Winning or placing in hackathons and completing post-event milestones
  • Delivering on crowdfunding campaigns
  • Positive dispute outcomes

Decreases:

  • Abandoning work, repeated rejections, or failing to deliver
  • Losing disputes or violating policies

The exact weight of each action is set by the platform and may change. This page is a reference, not a guarantee of the current formula.


How it's shown

Reputation is shown as a score and/or tier in the app (e.g., profile, leaderboard). Use it as a signal of trustworthiness; it is not a guarantee of future behavior.


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