Six rules, no exceptions

Verified numbers only

Sourced, quoted, dated

A price, review score, or coverage claim appears only with a source URL, a verbatim quote, and a verification date. Unverifiable means unpublished.

Ranking

Commission never moves a rank

The board orders by verified price among the programs we track, period. Every listing is a program we partner with, and we state that plainly instead of hiding it in a footer.

Against our interest

We publish what costs us

Cancellation friction, month-two price flips, stacked membership fees, and manufacturer-published price ladders all get documented even when they cost us a signup.

Medical claims

Prices, not prescriptions

Dosing, eligibility, and side effects are clinical questions for a licensed clinician. Where a page touches clinical facts, it cites primary sources.

Social proof

No invented anything

No fake reviews, invented user counts, or stock-photo testimonials. Review data is scraped from named platforms with counts shown.

Accountability

AI-assisted, human-owned

Automation collects and monitors prices weekly; a human owns every editorial judgment and every correction. Errors are ours, not the tooling's.

The conflict of interest, in the open

How we earn

Referral commissions

Some programs pay us when a reader signs up through our link. Every such link is tagged sponsored, and the full list lives in the affiliate disclosure.

What it never buys

A rank. A number. A word.

The board is ordered by verified price, period, and every listing is a program we partner with: we say that here instead of hiding it in a footer.

Corrections: verified errors ship a fix within one business day, and append-only price logs keep the record of what we showed, and when.

Rules are cheap. Receipts aren’t.

The methodology page shows how every number is verified, and every page on the site carries its dates and sources inline.