Question 1

What is ABA Protocol Libraries?

Accepted Answer

ABA protocol libraries is a software category inside the broader data collection stack used by Applied Behavior Analysis providers. ABA Rank indexes 15 tools in this subcategory and scores each on the same disclosed 100-point Index - qualified public reviews, profile completeness, verification recency, and primary-category fit - so buyers can compare apples-to-apples without a sponsored marketplace. No paid tier is an input to that score.

Question 2

How does ABA Rank rank protocol libraries tools?

Accepted Answer

Every tool in the Protocol Libraries subcategory is scored on the same 100-point Index used across the rest of ABA Rank: 50 points from qualified public reviews, 30 points from profile completeness (the disclosed inputs specific to protocol libraries), 15 points from verification recency, and 5 points from primary-category fit. As of methodology v3.0 no paid product contributes any Index points, and sponsored placements render in labeled slots above the ranked list rather than mixing into it. Methodology is fully disclosed at /how-we-rank.

Question 3

Which protocol libraries tool ranks #1 on ABA Rank today?

Accepted Answer

The current #1 in Protocol Libraries is the top entry on this page; rankings refresh every night so the leader can change between visits. ABA Rank does not endorse a single permanent winner - the public Index recomputes from its four disclosed inputs (qualified public reviews, profile completeness, verification recency, and primary-category fit) on a nightly cadence, and any tool that improves its disclosed inputs can move up.

Question 4

How many protocol libraries tools are listed on ABA Rank?

Accepted Answer

15 tools are currently ranked under Protocol Libraries on ABA Rank. 1 of 15 is Verified - meaning the vendor team has claimed the profile and completed a credential or business-registration check. The directory is an editorial index of operating U.S. ABA tools; defunct or out-of-market entries are removed.

Question 5

What does Verified mean for protocol libraries tool on ABA Rank?

Accepted Answer

Verification on a software product means the vendor team has claimed the profile, completed a magic-link check from a work email at the product’s domain, and submitted evidence for the disclosed inputs that drive the Index (security, integrations, pricing model, support coverage). Verified products carry a seal and a fresh verification date feeding an operational Index signal; unverified products remain ranked but are clearly marked. Verification is not a paid ranking boost.

Question 6

How much do protocol libraries tools cost?

Accepted Answer

Pricing varies by seat count, modules, and contract length, and most protocol libraries vendors quote per-clinician or per-clinic. ABA Rank publishes each product’s disclosed pricing model and pricing band on its profile when the vendor has provided it - there is no paid placement and no hidden referral commission, so listed pricing reflects what the vendor has documented rather than a negotiated rate.

Question 7

How does ABA Rank decide which tools qualify for Protocol Libraries?

Accepted Answer

Subcategory assignment is editorial, not self-selected. The ABA Rank editorial team reviews each tool’s public website, primary service lines, and (where applicable) credential records, then assigns the most specific subcategory that matches what the tool actually does. Tools that span multiple subcategories appear in each one rather than being forced into a single bucket.

Question 8

How can a tool get listed in Protocol Libraries?

Accepted Answer

Any owner or authorized representative of an eligible tool can claim a free listing. Claimed profiles unlock the editable fields that drive the Index, and Verified ($490/yr) and Sponsor ($1,490/yr) tiers are optional paid upgrades disclosed in the methodology. New tools that are not yet on ABA Rank can be submitted at /suggest-vendor; submissions are reviewed weekly and approved listings typically appear within seven to ten days.

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