Seems decent enough, but how do you validate submissions to check if they are legitimate?  If anyone can submit a location and link, people could just use this as free advertising for their business even if they don't actually have a Bitcoin ATM on premises.

Can't say anything for other countries for what are best exchanges that should be included in your list but there are lots of exchanges that are lacking for Philippines.

Some to add, coins.ph/coins.pro, rebit.ph, buybitcoins.ph, binance, paylance.

https://coinatmradar.com/countries/

Have you checked that site?

Has anybody actually used one of these ATMs?

Like, what kind of KYC do they require, and what kinds of fees? I've been looking to cash out for some time but I'm not looking to fork over my details or get rekt on fees?

Is there a resource that describes the different kind of ATMs and their fees/KYC checks and such?

Try going to the local boards of these countries and try asking there by creating a topic(assuming you haven't yet); I'm pretty sure some people are willing to help. Just cross your fingers and hope that the person(or people) that would be willing to help you knows how to speak decent English.

Same like webtricks, I visited your website to try it.
I searched for my country, Indonesia. I only found information about the exchange market.
According to the data on your website, there are 7 exchange markets found in Indonesia, but only one of them that correct.

I wonder how did you collect the data?
Also, can the user submit their data to your website?

Are you a one-man team developing this website? If you are I don't think you can handle every topics your are putting in your website. Even if you say your niche is Bitcoin you are covering ablot of things from exchanges, ATMs, mining equipment, and news and I don't think one person can do it especially if you are thinking about how you will update it daily, your quality will obviously drop. Not unless you will be adding more members part of your team I don't think it will be a good idea to keep a crypto website to general like yours. I'm not saying that a one-stop shop kind of website is bad but what I'm saying is that it will be too much to handle just by one person.

I really liked the concept of your website. It can turn into a successful concept mainly because bitcoin.org doesn't cover the topic of buying/selling Bitcoins. However, you need contributions from other people too. I searched for 'India' and exchanges shown are either no longer operational or are global exchanges which don't provide specific service in Indian Rupee. Current active and popular exchanges like WazirX are not mentioned.

I know it is hard for single person to collect all information because you are not fully aware of the Bitcoin's situation in different countries. That's why it would be better if others contribute to your initiative too.

For current active and trusted Indian exchanges, check the Traders section of this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5177490.0

I don't know if it just me that the dropdown button for the country is a little bit lagging when I clicked it (I'm using chrome btw), anyway I like the UI it is very simple and clean. I just wanna suggest some features that maybe people can log in to your site and give some feedback about the exchange, so other people can get information and review from users about the exchange that they're looking for.

Can I know the database that the site was based on in the search? Or even search algorithm?

Unfortunately, I tried searching for my country, "United Arab Emirates". The results of the research were similar to other countries and ignored famous exchange platforms like Rain & BitOasis.
So update your database will and the search engine "I need to write full name of country."

The rest of the pages need a lot of development, but the most important is the research database.

I can add more later.

The website looks very good, but why did you choose that domain name --> https://www.bitrawr.com/ (What does it mean?)

The price ticker at the top right hand side of the page looks good too, what are you using for the source data for the price that are reflected there?

I like the fact that you have some of the most popular hardware wallets listed on the site, with a short comparison and a recommended retail price. 

You can see that you put a lot of time and effort into this website and that it will become one of the better resources out there. I will surely add it to my list for Newbie guides.

I like this a lot. Lots of simple to understand and no-nonsense advice. Great work. A few suggestions:

The price converted would be better if it was on a single page with drop down boxes to choose which currency to convert from and to. Other fiat options rather than just USD would be good too.

The charts page is showing blank for me.

On the landing page, under "Bitcoin News", there is a spelling mistake - "inlcuding".

On your wallets pages, it would be nice to include two other things - firstly, a brief mention about seed phrases and that they should always be kept off of electronic devices, and secondly, a brief mention that software wallets should be verified prior to installing to protect the user from having their coins stolen.

I would love to see some more decentralized exchanges on your "Buy Bitcoin In" pages, but I appreciate they are not the most newbie-friendly, so I can understand if you would rather not.

Keen to see how you develop this further, particularly the Beginner's Guides. One quick question - how are you funding this? I see you have some referral links to various exchanges and hardware wallets, but that's unlikely to generate enough revenue to pay your costs. Are you planning on selling ads, "promoted" slots for news stories, or something similar?