Editorial Policy

Our editorial standard is simple: separate verified facts, informed judgment and uncertainty.

Product facts

For changeable details such as pricing, plan limits, integrations, model names and policies, we prefer current primary sources. Software pages can change quickly, so readers should verify the merchant page before making a purchase decision.

No fabricated experience

We do not claim to have personally tested, purchased or used a product unless that experience genuinely occurred and is described accurately. We do not invent screenshots, benchmarks, case studies, testimonials, rankings or revenue claims.

AI-assisted production

AI may assist with research organization, drafting and production. Published pages are expected to meet the same standard regardless of how a draft was produced: satisfy the reader’s task, avoid unsupported claims, remove filler, and make changing facts verifiable.

Corrections and refreshes

When a factual error is identified, the appropriate response is correction rather than defense. Software content is refreshed as resources allow, with priority given to pages containing changing commercial details.