Editorial Policy

Where the content comes from

Topics come from search demand: we look at what people actually ask about antidetect browsers and multi-accounting, and answer those questions. Drafts are prepared by the editorial team with the help of a language model, then every piece goes through fact-checking and editing — more in the AI policy.

Fact-checking

Numbers, plan names and technical claims are verified against primary sources: service documentation, platform help centers, our own testing. When we can't verify a claim, we either drop it or clearly label it as an estimate.

Updates

The niche moves fast: pricing, anti-fraud systems and platform rules are revised several times a year. Articles are reviewed regularly, and the update date is visible in the article and in its markup. We never change the date "for the date's sake" — only together with the content.

Affiliate links

Some links to services are affiliate links: we earn a commission through them. This doesn't affect our conclusions — if a product doesn't fit a use case, we say so. Affiliate links go through an internal redirect and are labeled.

Mistakes

Found an inaccuracy — report it. Significant corrections are noted directly in the article.