Editorial Policy

How WebSourceLab chooses, researches, checks and corrects what it publishes.

Last updated: 5 November 2026

WebSourceLab exists to help small businesses, freelancers and agencies choose business software with confidence. These are the rules every page on the site follows.

Independence

  • We choose what to cover based on what our readers are deciding between, not on which vendor pays the highest commission.
  • Vendors never see an article before it’s published and can’t request changes, except to correct a factual error.
  • We recommend tools that don’t pay us when they’re the better fit.

Evidence and honesty

  • Every price comes from the vendor’s own pricing page, with the date we checked it shown at the top of the page.
  • Product facts come from official documentation, plan tables and help centres, linked in each article’s Sources section.
  • We never invent testing, screenshots, quotes, ratings, testimonials, customer stories or personal experiences.
  • Research-based pages say how they were researched. Scores out of 10 only appear on reviews that went through our standard hands-on job, described on how we test.
  • Estimates, such as monthly cost examples, are labelled as estimates and show the rates they’re based on.

Keeping pages current

  • We re-check prices on commercial pages regularly and whenever a vendor announces a pricing change.
  • The “Last updated” date only changes when we make a meaningful update, not for cosmetic edits.
  • When a product is renamed, discontinued or repositioned, we update or retire the pages that mention it.

Corrections

If you spot an error, an outdated price or a broken link, tell us through the contact page. We fix confirmed factual errors promptly. When a correction changes a recommendation or a key fact, we note it on the page.

Use of AI tools

We may use AI tools to help with research, outlines and editing. Every published page is reviewed by a person, every fact is checked against its source, and the recommendations are ours.

Who is responsible

WebSourceLab is edited by Modasser Jasim in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Read more about WebSourceLab and how we make money in our affiliate disclosure.