StackEditorial policy and method
How Stack Weigh decides what to cover, how pages are researched, and what we will never do.
How prices are modelled
We take published pricing and compute the 12-month cost at 1, 5, 20 and 50 seats, including annual-plan discounts, mandatory add-ons and the first overage tier. Every figure carries its last-verified date. Where pricing is only available through sales we say "contact sales" and do not estimate.
What a comparison is not
It is not a recommendation that the cheapest tool is best. Feature coverage is shown beside price so the reader can decide what the difference buys.
What we never do
- Sell a ranking, a score, a placement or a positive sentence.
- Claim personal testing we did not perform.
- Publish numbers without a source and a date.
- Let a commission rate decide coverage.
- Use invented reviewers, invented testimonials or stock "customer" quotes.
Frequently asked
Do you personally use every product you cover?
No, and we will not pretend otherwise. Where a page is based on first-hand use it says so, with the plan and the dates. Otherwise it is built from documentation, pricing history and verified user reports, and it says that too.
Can a vendor pay to be included or to improve a score?
No. Vendors can send corrections with sources, which we check like any other evidence.
How often are pages updated?
Prices and features are re-checked on a schedule and each page shows its last-checked date. Readers’ corrections are handled as they arrive.