How we check software facts
Our evidence labels, publication gates, pricing rules and correction process.
What publication means
A listing is published when we can identify the product, open relevant official material and trace its core scope to sources. Publication does not mean every feature is verified, that the software was tested or that it suits a particular shop. Candidates with inaccessible or ambiguous evidence stay out of public routes.
Read the evidence labels
- Vendor claim: described in opened official material; not independently tested.
- Verified supported or unsupported: evidence supports the specifically stated scope; it does not establish performance.
- Unknown: not established in this review. Absence of documentation is not proof of absence.
- Editorial interpretation: category fit, buying criteria and questions derived from the documented workflow.
Prices and integrations need context
Prices carry their own source and checking date. A per-seat amount, annual commitment, minimum seats, optional module and implementation charge are different things. Open-source license availability is separate from a free hosted plan. Unconfirmed prices remain unknown. A named integration is not called native unless its connection type is established.
Comparison, media and ordering
Comparison pages explain workflow differences and evaluation tests. They do not award fabricated scores or ratings. The directory initially sorts alphabetically; homepage selections illustrate different workflows. Product monograms are neutral text identifiers. No vendor screenshots or logos are reproduced where reuse rights are unconfirmed; official product and tour links provide the reference instead.
Corrections and maintenance
Product evidence was reviewed on 18 October 2026. Every listing links its sources and shows the review date. Product plans can change. Confirm current terms before purchasing. Recheck pricing at least monthly, integrations and modules quarterly, and the full catalogue at least every six months. Use feedback to flag a source and the exact statement that needs review when collection is available.
Keyword research informs page intent, not product claims. Measured keyword figures in the private research package are dated tool exports, with missing values preserved as unknown. No traffic, demand growth or customer outcome is guaranteed.