1. Official sources first

Every fact in a comparison table comes from the vendor's own website: pricing pages, product pages, help centers and official documentation. We link those sources on the page. We don't use third-party review sites, forum posts or press coverage as a source for product facts.

2. Unverified means unverified

If we can't confirm a detail on an official page, the table says "Not verified" or "Not stated" and shows it in italics. We would rather leave a gap than fill it with a guess or with information that may be out of date.

3. No invented prices, scores or rankings

We describe plan structures and billing units (seats, tasks, credits, resolutions) and only quote specific limits that appear on official pages. We don't publish star ratings, numerical scores or "winner" badges, because we have not run controlled, hands-on tests of these products. When a page offers a recommendation, it is clearly labeled as our summary of the facts and explains which type of team each tool suits.

4. What we compare

  • Free plans, trials and the paid plans listed
  • How usage is counted and billed
  • Hosting, integrations and where the tool works
  • Features named on official pages, especially AI features
  • Data and administration controls, where documented

5. Dates you can rely on

Each comparison shows the date its facts were last checked against official sources. We update that date only when we actually re-check the sources, never to make a page look fresher.

6. Independence and disclosure

Comparisons are not paid placements. Some tool pages include affiliate links, which may earn Algorixio a commission at no extra cost to you. They are labelled where they appear and never change which tools are compared, the facts in the table or our conclusions. Algorixio's content is written with the help of AI tools — including some products we cover — and is edited and checked against the cited sources.

7. Corrections

Product details change quickly. If you spot something out of date or wrong, email hello@algorixio.com or use our contact page. We re-check the official source and update the page.

This methodology was last reviewed on 14 October 2026.

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