Facts must have a traceable source
Rates, thresholds, schedules and eligibility requirements are linked to their official source when recorded. Promotional language is not treated as independent performance evidence. A source check is not an account-level approval or a verified payout.
Analysis must state its scope
We distinguish a public-documentation review from firsthand testing. We do not use “we tested,” “real earnings” or “payment proof” unless a page contains the corresponding evidence. Calculators label sample assumptions and do not invent network-specific revenue rates.
Unknown does not mean zero
A missing numerical minimum is not automatically a no-minimum offer. A failed page retrieval is not proof that a program does not exist. Conflicting facts remain qualified until the applicable terms can be confirmed.
Commercial arrangements do not buy placement
Payment or referral potential does not determine directory order, inclusion or editorial conclusions. Any future paid referral links will be identified. See our commercial disclosure for the current status.
Corrections and changes
When a source or term changes, the affected field and analysis must be revised together. An update date should reflect a substantive check, not an automatic year replacement. The sources on each review allow readers to check the original information directly.