How we check

Facts come from the maker. Prices, plans, platforms, availability, safety features and data policies come from each company's own pages: product announcements, pricing pages and help centers. Every page links the sources it uses.

"Not stated" means not stated. If a maker's pages don't say something, we show "Not stated" instead of guessing or copying a number from a blog. It doesn't mean the feature is missing.

Third-party claims stay out of the facts. News coverage, reviews and posts sometimes report details the maker hasn't confirmed. We keep those in a separate list and don't show them as facts. When we add community reports, they'll sit in their own section, clearly marked as not verified by us.

Every page is dated. "Checked" shows the date we last compared the page against the sources. We re-check prices, plans and availability every week, because they change often for new agents.

Verdicts are ours. The "Quick verdict" and "Pick X if" lists are our reading of the facts on the page. They're opinion, and we write them only from facts shown on that page.

No payments for placement. No company pays to appear here or to change its ranking. If we ever add affiliate links, we'll mark them on the page and on this one.