Corrections policy

We try to get every name, number and date right. When we don’t, we fix it - openly.

How to report an error

Email promptowy@gmail.com with the link to the article, what is wrong and, if you can, a source that shows the correct information. You don’t need to be certain - “this number looks odd” is a useful report too.

What we do with it

• We check the report against the original source. We aim to do that within a few working days.
• If the article was wrong, we correct the text. Corrections that change a fact, a number or a conclusion are noted at the end of the article, with the date and what changed.
• Typos, broken links and formatting are fixed without a note.
• If an error makes a whole article misleading and it cannot be fixed, we take the article down or redirect it to an accurate page.

Updates are not corrections

AI moves fast: prices change, models get renamed, features ship and get withdrawn. When an article is updated because the world changed, not because we got it wrong, we change the update date and, for important changes, add an update note. Price pages refresh automatically every day.

Errors in automated data

Some pages are built from data feeds - API prices, the model ranking, service status. If a feed delivers a wrong value, we fix the source or the import, and the page corrects itself on the next refresh. Tell us when something looks off.

See also: editorial standards, how we test, contact.