Editorial Policy
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This page explains how the content on Aiversely is produced and what you can and cannot rely on it for.
1. Directory listings
- Source: listings are compiled from public information published by the tool makers (websites, pricing pages, documentation) and from submissions by makers through our submission form.
- Review of submissions: every maker submission is reviewed by an editor before publication. We check that the website works and edit descriptions to remove marketing claims we cannot support.
- Testing: most listings have not been hands-on tested by Aiversely, and each listing says so. When we check a listing ourselves, it shows the date it was checked.
- Pricing: we show the pricing model (free, freemium, paid, enterprise, usage-based) and any plan notes from the source. Prices change often, so every listing links to the vendor’s site.
- Data quality: we remove duplicate and placeholder listings, redirect duplicates to a single canonical page, and mark discontinued products. Listings with too little information are kept out of search engine indexes until they are improved.
2. Ratings and upvotes
We do not publish star ratings or review scores, because we do not yet have a verified review process that would make them meaningful. The upvote count on each listing is an anonymous community signal: each browser and network can vote once per tool, but upvotes can still be gamed and are not a measure of quality.
3. Guides and articles
- Guides are written by the site’s founder, Sanket. AI tools are used to help with research, drafting, and editing; a human reviews and is responsible for everything published.
- We aim to state facts that can be checked and to link to vendor sources for prices and features. Practical tips (for example “test with your own data”) reflect general good practice rather than formal experiments unless the article describes the test.
- Articles show a published date and, when changed, an updated date.
- If we find that an article contains figures we cannot source or details that have become outdated, we add an editor’s note to the top of the article and keep it out of search indexes until it is revised.
4. Comparisons
Editorial comparison pages describe differences we can support with vendor documentation. Automatically generated side-by-side pages (for any two tools in the directory) only show what each listing says; they are labelled as such and are not indexed by search engines.
5. Corrections
If something is wrong or out of date, please report it with the page link and, ideally, a source. We review every report. Confirmed errors are corrected on the page and the updated date is changed; significant corrections to an article are noted in the article.
6. Independence and commercial relationships
- Listings, rankings, and editorial content are not for sale. Directory order is based on community upvotes or recency.
- Outbound links to tools are currently not affiliate links, and no content on the site is currently sponsored. If that changes, sponsored content and affiliate links will be clearly labelled where they appear, and our disclosure page will be updated.
- The site may display advertising served by Google. Advertisers have no influence over our content, and ads are labelled “Advertisement”.
7. Who is responsible
Aiversely is run by Sanket. Learn more on the About page.