How to get your cock rated anonymously
Anonymous to other people and anonymous to the service are two different things. What each one covers here, and the steps that are entirely yours.
The short answer
You can get your cock rated anonymously as long as the photo itself says nothing about you. Leaderboard entries posted signed out show as Anonymous, and a judge rates the photos you choose to attach. The rest is in your hands: crop out your face and identifying marks, and strip location data first.
That covers what other people can see. What the service itself collects is a separate question, answered further down from the privacy policy.
What other people can see
Nothing goes on the leaderboard unless you post it. Posting is free and works signed out, and a guest entry shows as Anonymous; sign in first only if you want your name on it. Anyone who taps your row sees its score and its six-axis breakdown, and an open entry is reflected in the address bar, so a copied link reopens the board on that exact row.
A human judge order is private by design but not invisible: the judge you picked rates the up to three photos and the optional note you attach, because looking is the job. Choose those photos with that in mind.
Where an account is needed
Some things work signed out: posting to the leaderboard, browsing every judge profile, and browsing and price-checking every AI judge template. Ordering from a judge, generating an AI clip, Custom Persona and following a judge all need an account.
The privacy policy names the account details it keeps as things such as your email address and username. Pick a username that is not your name. The terms make you responsible for keeping your login credentials confidential, which on a site like this is worth taking literally.
What the service still collects
Anonymous to other users is not anonymous to the site. The privacy policy lists what is collected automatically: IP address, device and browser information, general location inferred from IP, and the cookies needed to run and secure the site. When you pay, the payment processors collect what the transaction needs, and full card numbers are not stored.
On the photo itself, the policy says uploaded images are processed to generate your rating and deleted shortly afterward, and saved ratings are kept until you delete them or close your account. Your data is not sold, and uploaded images are not used to train publicly available AI models. Access, correction, deletion and export requests go to privacy@ratecock.com, depending on where you live.
Make the photo anonymous before you upload
Crop out your face, and then everything else that identifies you: tattoos, birthmarks, jewellery, and any background that shows your room or anything readable. A plain background also happens to rate better, which the photo guide explains.
Then deal with location. A phone camera can save where a photo was taken inside the file, and Google’s Photos help page notes that a location your camera added automatically cannot be removed in Google Photos. The dependable fix is to turn off location tagging in your camera settings before you shoot, or to remove location when you share if your phone offers it.
Is it safe to send a dick pic for rating goes further into what happens to a photo once it is sent, and what to do if an image is ever shared without your consent.