Editorial Policy

DealProx aims to help readers understand technology through relevant news, clear explanations, and practical guidance. Our standards prioritise usefulness, accuracy, and respect for readers’ time.

Writers should check material facts, specifications, dates, and claims before publication, using reliable information appropriate to the subject. We aim to distinguish confirmed facts from opinion, speculation, and reports that are still developing. Headlines should accurately represent the article.

Coverage should identify or link to primary sources, official announcements, research, and reliable reporting where appropriate. Claims based on another publication’s work should be attributed. Unconfirmed reports should be clearly described as such, and information from interested parties should be evaluated in context.

Reviews and comparisons should explain the evidence behind their conclusions and consider a product’s strengths, limitations, price, and intended audience. Hands-on testing should be identified when performed. Research-based coverage must not imply that a product was personally tested when it was not. Specifications, software, availability, and pricing can change after publication.

Advertising, affiliate relationships, free review products, and other commercial relationships do not guarantee positive coverage or determine editorial conclusions. Editorial opinions should reflect the evidence and the needs of readers. Products and companies may be criticised regardless of any commercial relationship.

DealProx may earn a commission from qualifying purchases made through some links, at no additional cost to readers. Affiliate relationships do not determine which products are covered or the conclusions we reach. Relevant disclosures should be clear and placed where readers can see them in connection with the recommendation.

Paid or sponsored content, if published, should be clearly identified so readers can distinguish it from independent editorial work. Sponsorship does not buy a favourable verdict in an independent review. Material connections, including supplied products where relevant, should be disclosed.

When a possible factual error is reported, DealProx aims to review the concern and correct verified errors transparently. Material corrections should explain what changed; routine updates may add context as a story develops. Please provide the article URL and supporting details when reporting an issue.

If AI tools assist with research, drafting, organisation, or editing, human editorial responsibility remains essential. Facts, quotations, and sources should be checked independently. AI-generated material must not be presented as first-hand experience or testing. Material uses of AI should be disclosed where relevant to a reader’s understanding of the work.

Questions about these standards, sourcing concerns, and correction requests can be sent to DealProx through the Contact Us page. Include a link to the relevant article when possible.