Source hierarchy
For pricing, plan inclusions, product availability and technical behavior, we prefer official vendor documentation and current product pages. Secondary sources can help discover questions, but they do not override a current primary source.
Fact vs analysis
Factual claims describe what a vendor currently documents. Analysis explains who may benefit, what tradeoffs exist and how a product fits into a stack. We try to make that boundary visible.
Pricing policy
Software pricing changes. Commercial pages include a fact-check date. Readers should verify live terms with the vendor before purchasing or quoting clients.
Experience claims
We do not claim firsthand use, results, earnings, conversions or client outcomes unless those experiences are genuinely documented by the publication. We do not invent ratings or testimonials.
Affiliate independence
Affiliate partnerships can influence which products are commercially prioritized, but merchants do not receive editorial veto power. Alternative products are included when they represent a meaningful option for the reader’s intent.