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Publisher claim program

Claim your site on CrawlDex

Verify domain control, add a public publisher marker, and keep corrections attached to the right operator without changing the underlying measurements.

Integration path

Agent ready
Free
forever
DNS
or well-known
Public
claimed marker

Verification contract

Claiming is free — forever.

score-neutral

Verified publishers receive voice and correction rights, never veto over accurate records. A claim does not change scores, verdicts, rankings, or removal of accurate records.

The only public trust-record field affected by a verified claim is the publisher claimed marker. Pending and absent claims stay invisible on public site pages.

Proof methods

Publish one token

1DNS TXTCreate a TXT value exactly like crawldex-claim=<token> on the claimed domain.
2Well-known filePublish /.well-known/crawldex-claim.txt with crawldex-claim=<token> as the file body.
3VerifyCall the verify endpoint with the same principal session that created the claim.

Create claim

POST /api/v1/claims

Authenticated calls must include x-crawldex-principal-session; use the request shape below for live verification.

Create claim request

bash

curl -s https://api.crawldex.com/api/v1/claims \
  -H 'content-type: application/json' \
  -H 'x-crawldex-principal-session: <principal_session>' \
  -d '{"domain":"example.com","method":"dns-txt"}'

Verify claim

POST /api/v1/claims/:domain/verify

DNS TXT and well-known proofs both use the exact value crawldex-claim=<token>. Resolver errors, missing files, or hostile HTML keep the claim pending with instructions.

Verify claim request

bash

curl -s -X POST https://api.crawldex.com/api/v1/claims/example.com/verify \
  -H 'x-crawldex-principal-session: <principal_session>'

Public read

GET /api/v1/claims/:domain

The public claim endpoint returns only domain, claimed, and verified_at. Tokens, owners, pending methods, and failed attempts are private to the authenticated principal.

Need a correction without a verified domain claim? Use Disputes.