DEALRADAR · EDITORIAL TRUST

Editorial standards and corrections

We help readers make a decision while keeping facts, editorial judgement and uncertainty visible.

What a published guide must contain

Evidence labels

How to interpret statements on DealRadar
LabelMeaningReader action
Official sourcePublished by the merchant, provider, manufacturer or authority.Open the source for current terms and eligibility.
Editorial observationOur comparison or explanation based on named evidence.Check whether the use case matches yours.
Unknown until verifiedWe do not have permitted, current evidence.Do not treat it as a live price, stock or promise.

Review and update process

  1. A writer defines the intent and records source URLs and checked time.
  2. A second quality pass checks calculations, language, links, schema and disclosure.
  3. Fast-changing pages are revisited after provider or campaign changes; evergreen criteria are reviewed at least quarterly.
  4. Expired offers are labelled or removed. We do not leave artificial urgency in place of current evidence.

Corrections

Send a URL, the specific claim, a reliable replacement source and the date you noticed it to [email protected]. We record material corrections with the changed date and reason. Editorial decisions and commercial relationships do not suppress a correction.

What we do not do

We do not buy reviews, copy protected articles, invent ratings or inventory, imply testing that did not happen, or promise a search ranking. Public competitor research records page patterns and observation dates only; it does not claim traffic, revenue or conversion.

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