You already tell your friends.
Tell the whole town.

The café that knows your order. The shop you send everyone to. They earned your loyalty, and a Centurion Award turns it into the kind of recognition that brings new customers through the door. It’s free, takes about a minute, and can only ever help them.

Nominate a business

We’ll read the link and fill in the details below for you. No link handy? Just fill in the details yourself.
The bar is the same for everyone; owners just start the check themselves. Ticking this takes you to the owner flow: the same free eligibility check, with your result shown to you privately.
The result goes to the business owner; claiming any award is their decision.
Where we’ll send updates about this nomination.
If you have it, so we can reach the business directly.

Please fill in the required fields above.

We’ll evaluate the nomination against the published criteria. If it’s eligible and you own or work there, you’ll get a signed link to complete the application; if you’re nominating a business you love, or a client you work with, we’ll take the result to them.

Nomination received.

Thank you. We’ll evaluate the business against the criteria and follow up on eligible nominations, usually within a few business days.

What happens next

  1. We evaluate it. The business is checked against the published criteria using public data. We look at years in operation, online presence, customer track record, positive community sentiment, and recognition in the local community.
  2. We follow up on eligible nominations. Owners get a private result and a signed application link. If you nominated a business you love, or a client, we take the result to them.
  3. The winner page goes live. Once the business confirms its details, typically within one business day.

The odds are better than you think

If they’ve served your town for years and the reviews show it, they probably qualify. The award was built to recognize exactly the kind of place you’re thinking of. What keeps it worth winning is how it’s decided: published criteria and public evidence, with no arbitrary pay-to-play competitions.

Quietly, if it’s a no

We never publish negative verdicts. If a business doesn’t qualify, nothing is posted anywhere, and it’s automatically reconsidered in next year’s evaluation. There’s no downside to putting a name forward.