ThriveFinity Transparency Report: Q3 2026

Our second quarterly transparency report, covering 1 July to 30 September 2026: corrections issued, refund requests received and the commitments behind both numbers.

Pranav UnniFounder and lead verifier
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This is our transparency report for 1 July to 30 September 2026. Every quarter we publish two counts: corrections to signed work, and refund requests against our 30-day guarantee. They go out whether or not they flatter us.

Anyone can say they stand behind their work. We'd rather you could check. That's why there's a named verifier on every paid verdict, a public errata log and a refund guarantee with clear terms, and why the numbers behind them come out on a fixed schedule.

This is the second report. The Q2 2026 report covered the period before it.

In short: This is ThriveFinity's Q3 2026 transparency report, covering 1 July to 30 September 2026. We issued 0 corrections, and there have been none to date. We received 0 refund requests (0 approved, 0 declined). We publish these counts every quarter, even at zero, so our guarantee and errata log can be checked.

Corrections

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Corrections issued, Q3 2026
Live figure: /errata

We issued zero confirmed corrections in Q3, and there have been none to date.

Our errata page puts it plainly. A clean record reflects the care applied at the source verification stage. It doesn't mean there's no process. If an error is ever confirmed, it's logged there straight away, in full, and that number goes up. The qualifying criteria and correction process set out what counts as an error and how a challenge gets resolved.

Refund Requests

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Requests received
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Approved
0
Declined

No refund requests came in against the 30-day guarantee between 1 July and 30 September 2026.

When one does, our refund policy says exactly what happens. Show us one unsupported claim or factual error in a signed deliverable within 30 days and we refund the fee in full, capped at what you paid. We start the refund within 5 business days. Razorpay then takes 5 to 7 working days, or up to 10 for cards.

The correction gets logged on the errata page separately from the refund. And every request, whether it's approved or declined, gets counted here and in Friday Notes, with an anonymised summary of the disputed claim.

ℹ️ Why Publish This Even at Zero

A guarantee nobody's ever invoked is easy to sound generous about. Reporting the real count every quarter, rising or not, is what turns "we offer a refund guarantee" into something you can actually hold us to.

AI-assistance Disclosure

Every paid verdict says which steps used AI assistance and which were done by a person. That's set out in our AI transparency policy (EU AI Act Article 50).

The disclosure travels with each report, so we don't add it up into a quarterly figure. That's why you won't see a number for it here. The policy page explains how it works.

What's Next

This report comes out every quarter. The refund count also goes into Friday Notes each month, so a live guarantee never goes more than a few weeks unaccounted for.

If you want everything in one place, the Trust Centre brings it together: the verifier behind every verdict, the errata log, the refund guarantee, AI disclosure and our data-retention practices.

❓ Common Questions

How often does ThriveFinity publish a transparency report?
Every quarter, as a Friday Notes dispatch. Each one gives two counts: corrections issued to signed work, and refund requests received against our 30-day guarantee. This Q3 2026 report is the second. The first covered Q2 2026.
Has ThriveFinity ever issued a correction?
No. There were no confirmed corrections in Q3 2026 and none to date. If one is ever confirmed, it goes on the correction log on our errata page with the date, report ID, error type, a summary of the fix and its status. The log isn't edited after the fact.
What counts as a correction on the errata log?
A factual mistake in a published verdict or report that was already false when it was signed, based on information a reasonable analyst could have found at the time. Five types qualify, including a wrong or made-up source citation and a scoring error that would change the verdict. A verdict you simply disagree with doesn't count. The errata page lists all five.
How do I ask for a refund?
Email om@thrivefinity.uk within 30 days of delivery with the subject "Refund Request: [your order reference]". Name the claim you dispute and give the source that contradicts it. We reply within 2 business days. One unsupported claim or factual error is enough, and you don't have to prove it was material.
What isn't covered by the refund guarantee?
The main exclusions are free outputs (Offer Signal, First Signal and AI Visibility Signal), requests made more than 30 days after delivery, errors caused by false or incomplete information in your brief, forward-looking projections or professional opinions rather than factual claims backed by cited evidence, and work you have already published in a way intended to exploit the guarantee. The refund policy has the full list. AI Visibility paid work has its own accuracy guarantee, set out in the refund policy.
How quickly are errors and refunds handled?
If you report an error, we respond within 5 working days, and a confirmed correction is logged within 10 working days of confirmation. If a refund is approved, we start it within 5 business days. Razorpay then takes 5 to 7 working days for the money to reach you, or up to 10 business days for cards.
Pranav Unni

Pranav Unni

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Pranav Unni is the founder and lead verifier of ThriveFinity. He reads and signs every paid deliverable personally, and writes about go-to-market decisions for established B2B companies.

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