How this site decides what to publish

Who is responsible

Every page is written and published by Lukasz Blania, founder of PostSider at Lumi Zone in Katowice, Poland. There is no separate editorial team. If a claim on this site is wrong, it is my error and my correction to make.

How competitor prices are verified

A competitor price appears on this site only when it was read from the vendor's own pricing page, and the page names both the source URL and the date it was read. The formatted rule is: "prices verified on <date>, source <url>". Tables carry that line in the caption; comparison pages repeat it under the table.

If a pricing page cannot be read, because it renders behind a widget or requires a quote, the comparison says so and quotes no figure. A remembered number is not a source. Prices are re-read before a page is updated, and an out-of-date table is corrected rather than quietly left to drift.

How comparison pages are built

Each comparison answers one question and names the buyer it is written for. It shows the competitor's own tiers, the PostSider tiers, the arithmetic for a comparable setup, a section listing the cases where the competitor is the better choice, and the limits of PostSider that matter for that decision. Pages where the competitor wins a row say so, including the rows where the competitor is cheaper.

When a blog post and a comparison page would answer the same query, only one of them keeps it. The other is redirected or retitled. A build check fails when two URLs claim the same primary keyword, so this rule is enforced rather than remembered.

What we do not publish

• Invented numbers: no estimated customer counts, revenue figures or market sizes presented as fact.
• Testimonials we have not received, and logos used to imply a customer relationship.
• Case studies without a source or a first-hand record of the work.
• Feature claims the product does not meet. The audit in October 2026 removed several of these.
• Open-source or self-hosting positioning on the marketing site, by a deliberate channel rule.

Product claims and dates

Every article carries a publication date and, when it changed substantially, an update date. Structured data reports the same dates, so a page cannot claim freshness it does not have. Product facts such as the 19 MCP tools, the 30+ network count and the plan limits are checked against the running product and the pricing page before a page ships.

Corrections

Email lukasz@postsider.com with the URL and the sentence that is wrong. Factual errors that change a buying decision are corrected with an updated date; typos are fixed without a note. If a correction changes a comparison's conclusion, the date on the table changes too, so a reader can see when the numbers were last read.

AI assistance

Drafts on this site may be written with AI assistance. The sources, the price checks, the product tests and the final decision to publish are mine. Where a page cites a report, the report exists and the number is in it; where it cannot be confirmed, the page says so.