Editorial policy

What gets listed

A listing has to meet all of these criteria: it is a real, currently available product, provider or resource; it has an official website; it helps with a specific marketing job; and its main facts can be read on the vendor's own public pages. The directory prefers a smaller, accurate set to a large, thin one, so anything that fails a criterion is left out.

Where the facts come from

Facts come from each vendor's official pages: product, pricing, documentation and security pages. The research is AI-assisted: pages are fetched and summarised, a second pass re-checks the changing facts (prices, plans, trials, compliance statements) against the same pages, and automated checks validate the data. Descriptions are written in neutral wording, not copied from vendor marketing. Each listing shows the date its facts were last checked and links to the source page. The full process is in How listings are made.

What is not done

Listings are not hands-on tested unless a listing says it was. The directory publishes no ratings, reviews, rankings or customer testimonials. When a fact cannot be confirmed on an official page it is left out or shown as not verified, and a price is only shown when the page states its currency.

Prices and features change

Vendors change plans and prices without notice. Treat every price here as correct on its checked date only, and confirm on the official site before you buy.

Affiliate links

Some links may be affiliate links. They are labelled where they appear and use rel="sponsored nofollow". They do not change how a listing is written. See the affiliate disclosure.

Suggestions and corrections

Anyone can suggest a tool or resource; suggestions are assessed against the criteria above and may be declined. To report a mistake, use the contact page with a link to the official source.