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    bbradar Pro guide

    Find opportunities with Pro discovery

    Search target identities, use program opportunity tiers, compare dupe risk, inspect report counts, and find upcoming programs.

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    Use opportunity tiers

    Program tier
    Elite
    What it highlights
    Very fresh, lightly reported programs with strong payout potential.
    Program tier
    Hot
    What it highlights
    Fresh programs with low visible competition and attractive rewards.
    Program tier
    Strong
    What it highlights
    Paid programs with a low public report count and solid potential, including older programs.
    Program tier
    Potential
    What it highlights
    Paid programs with a modest public report count that may be overlooked.

    Program tiers combine freshness, public report activity, and advertised reward signals.

    1. 1

      Find the Opportunity row

      On the catalog, locate the Elite, Hot, Strong, and Potential chips above the program list.
    2. 2

      Select one or more tiers

      Selected tiers work as alternatives, so choosing Elite and Hot shows programs in either tier.
    3. 3

      Combine with catalog filters

      Narrow the results further with platform, tags, rewards, status, or search as needed.
    4. 4

      Clear the tier filter

      Select the active chip again or use the clear action to return to the full catalog.

    Tiers are discovery aids, not guarantees of payout, valid vulnerability classes, or low duplicate counts. Always read the program policy and validate eligibility before testing.

    Read competition signals

    Where source data supports it, Pro adds public report counts and a dupe-risk badge. Low means less visible crowding, Medium means some duplicate pressure is visible, and High means the program or target appears more crowded. Unknown means the available public data is insufficient.

    The estimate uses available report count, age or freshness, target type, and other program or target context. Treat it as comparative evidence, not a prediction: public counts can be incomplete and some platforms do not expose them.

    Track upcoming programs

    Future-dated contest programs remain publicly visible. Pro can also surface upcoming non-contest programs within the configured visibility window, giving you time to read policies and prepare research workflows before launch.