Primary sources first
Product claims should trace to official websites, help centers, policies, app-store listings, or direct observation. Third-party commentary may identify questions worth testing, but it does not replace a source from the provider.
Claim discipline
We distinguish provider claims from our own analysis. Language such as “the official FAQ says” identifies a product statement; it does not mean we independently verified every operational detail. Prices, catalogs, model access, promotions, and feature availability are time-sensitive.
Comparison method
Comparisons use a shared brief: the same fictional adult character, ten conversation turns, one recall check, one control or regeneration action, one voice or media action where available, and a review of billing and deletion paths. We compare by user goal rather than declaring a universal winner.
Safety and rights
We do not encourage illegal content, real-person impersonation, non-consensual media, or sexualized depictions of minors. Editorial visuals use original fictional adults or properly licensed media. Product names remain the property of their respective owners.
Corrections
Material errors are corrected promptly. Articles include published and updated dates plus a source list so readers can verify the current state. Send a correction request through contact with the page URL and supporting source.
Commercial independence
At launch, this site does not accept payment for rankings. If affiliate links or sponsorships are introduced, they will be labeled near the relevant link and will not determine editorial conclusions.