How we work
Editorial Policy
Our labels are meant to show what we verified, how we verified it, and where the evidence stops.
Evidence classifications
Hands-on tested
We used an account, interface, API, or other product surface ourselves. The article identifies the tested scope, date, plan, and environment. This label does not imply that every feature or deployment model was tested.
Research-based comparison
The comparison is based on dated sources such as official documentation, pricing pages, product terms, and other published evidence. It does not claim first-hand product use.
Unverified
A claim or draft that lacks sufficient evidence is not eligible for public release. It returns to the research queue instead.
Sources and dates
We prioritize official product documentation and primary evidence. Material claims include a source and a date checked. Search-result snippets are not treated as sufficient evidence by themselves.
Commercial relationships
Affiliate compensation does not determine rankings or conclusions. An article may include an affiliate relationship only when that relationship is disclosed in plain English near the recommendation and link.
Corrections
If you find an error, email partners@stackrubric.com with the article URL and supporting evidence. Material corrections update the visible review date and the underlying source record.