Text, audio, video or live call: which rating to order
A judge can rate you four ways, each priced separately. What each medium actually gives you, and how to pick the one that fits what you want.
Four media, one order flow
A human judge can rate you in writing, in audio, on video, or on a 15-minute live call. A cock rating video shows her delivering the verdict; audio is her voice alone; text is a written verdict; a live call is the rating in real time. Each has its own price on her profile.
The order is the same for all four on the judge panel: pick the medium, attach up to three photos, add a note if you want one, and pay the price shown. A medium she has not priced is not on her menu, so the choice is sometimes made for you.
Text: the one you can reread
A written verdict is the most precise of the four. It is the easiest to take in at your own pace, and the easiest to go back to later from My Collection on the Ratings tab.
Suits: anyone who wants the detail of the verdict more than the delivery, and anyone for whom privacy matters most when opening it - text is the one medium you can read anywhere without headphones.
Audio: a voice, and nothing to distract from it
Audio is her voice and her delivery, without a picture. That sounds like less, and it may not be: research on voice-only communication found that people read emotion more accurately from a voice alone than from vision alone or voice and vision together, because listening concentrates attention on tone.
Suits: people who care how it is said more than how it looks, and who want something more personal than text without the visual side of video.
Video: the full delivery
A video rating is her on camera delivering the verdict - voice, face and delivery together. It is the most produced of the three recorded media, and like the others you can watch it again or download it from My Collection.
Suits: people who want the whole performance. If you want a video from a judge but do not need it to be about you, premade clips are already made, priced per clip and delivered the moment you buy.
Live call: fifteen minutes, in real time
The live call is the only medium that is a conversation rather than a delivery. It runs fifteen minutes and happens live, so what she says can respond to what you say.
Suits: people who want interaction rather than a finished piece. If what you want is something to keep and come back to, one of the other three fits better.
How to choose
Start from what you want to have afterwards. Something to reread: text. A voice: audio. A performance: video. A conversation: a live call. Then check which of those the judge you like actually offers - how to read a judge profile covers picking her.
Price follows the medium, because they are not the same amount of work - what a judge rating costs explains how judges price their menus and what happens if an order goes wrong.