How We Compare · Methodology

How we compare,and how we correct.

AlphaWeb publishes comparisons against its own product. That is a conflict of interest, so every page follows these six rules.

By Sam Olawale, Founder, AlphaWeb · Updated October 27, 2026

The rules

Six rules onevery page.

They apply to every head-to-head comparison, alternatives guide and best-of list in How We Compare.

01
We say who each product is for
Every comparison includes a Choose AlphaWeb if and a Choose the other product if section. If a competitor is the better fit for your situation, the page says so plainly.
02
Every claim is checked and dated
Competitor pricing and features come from the vendor's own public pages and documentation. Each pricing block shows the date we last checked it. We do not publish a competitor price we cannot verify.
03
No invented scores or reviews
We do not publish numeric ratings, star scores or user reviews that we did not collect. The comparison tables mark which product is stronger on a feature, and nothing more.
04
We re-check on a schedule
Pricing and feature claims are re-verified at least every 90 days, and sooner when a vendor announces a change. The Updated date on a page only changes when we have actually re-checked it.
05
We correct mistakes quickly
If you work for a company we compare against, or you are a customer and see something wrong, tell us. We verify the claim against the vendor's own page and fix confirmed errors promptly.
06
We describe ourselves from public pages
AlphaWeb is described using its own public pricing and platform pages. Where AlphaWeb is newer or smaller than an alternative, we say so.

Corrections

We check every report against the vendor's own page and fix confirmed errors promptly. Vendors and customers are both welcome.