1. Who pays for what
The developer or its agency pays for measurement of the destinations it chooses, at a fee fixed before measurement. The fee does not depend on the results.
2. What a developer cannot do
- Edit, hide or reorder any measured number.
- Choose which hours or days are measured beyond the standard weekday peak and off peak windows.
- Use the Imperibuild name or QR code on an ad whose wording we have not reviewed.
3. What a developer can do
- Choose up to 8 destinations to measure.
- Add context notes, which appear on the page labelled as the developer's note.
- Withdraw from the programme at the end of a paid quarter.
4. What the public page shows
The project name as registered, the RERA registration number as provided by the developer and checked on the state RERA website, the measured destinations with typical and bad day times, the measurement dates, the method version, any developer notes labelled as such, and whether verification is active or ended.
5. Withdrawal
If a developer withdraws, the page stays up and states that verification ended, and on what date. Numbers are not updated after that date.
6. Disputes
A developer who disputes a measurement can request a remeasurement. We invite the developer's representative to ride along on the field trips. Both the original and the new measurement are logged.
7. No rankings, no naming
Imperibuild never ranks projects or developers, never publishes verdicts on advertisements, and never names a developer, broker or portal in public content outside its own verification page.