This policy describes how Stack99 researches, writes, updates, and corrects its content. It applies to every article on this site.
Research and testing
Guides are built from vendor documentation, changelogs, pricing pages, real-user feedback across public communities, and hands-on use of the products where access permits. We prioritise current, verifiable information: version numbers, plan prices, and feature availability are checked at the time of writing and dated where relevant.
Independence
Editorial decisions — what we cover, what we score, what we recommend — are made independently of any commercial relationship. Affiliate partnerships (see our Affiliate Disclosure) never determine coverage or conclusions. Vendors cannot preview, approve, or purchase changes to our content.
Updates
Software changes fast. We review and refresh guides when products ship significant changes, and our 2026-dated guides reflect the product as it stands this year. If you find something out of date, tell us — verified corrections are prioritised.
Corrections
When we get something wrong, we fix the article promptly and, for substantive errors, note the correction in the text. Accuracy outranks ego.
AI assistance
We use AI tools to assist with research aggregation and drafting speed. Every published article reflects our editorial standards above, and responsibility for the content rests with Stack99’s editorial team, not with the tools used to produce it.