How we research and write our pages

Who writes our pages

Blog posts, our guides and prop firm articles, are written and kept up to date by Tom Lin, Head of IT at Copygram, and each one carries his name. Product pages, comparisons and reviews are written and checked by the Copygram team. We write about the product we make, so read our comparisons knowing that.

Where our facts come from

• Prop firm rules come only from the firm's own website, help center or terms. The rules table links every rule to the page it comes from.
• Competitor facts, such as platforms, prices and trials, come only from that company's own website, pricing page or documentation.
• Copygram's own facts, such as plans, prices and supported platforms, come from our billing catalogue and product documentation.
• We don't use reviews, forums, affiliate sites or other comparison sites as a source for a fact.

Quotes, dates and gaps

• Where a rule's exact wording matters, we quote it briefly, 15 words at most, and link the page it's from.
• Every rules page and comparison shows the date we last checked it.
• If we can't confirm something from an official page, we say “Not stated” and list it as an open question, instead of guessing.

Comparisons and alternatives

• Each comparison says plainly where the other product is the better fit.
• We don't rate or score competitors, and we don't add review or star-rating markup about them.
• We name prop firms and competitors only to describe them. We aren't affiliated with them unless a page says so.
• If a company tells us a fact about its product is out of date, we check its own pages and correct ours.

Numbers we publish

We publish a number only when we can source it or have measured it with a stated method. That's why our pages don't quote copy speeds or “number one” claims.

Updates

A page's “updated” date changes only for a real revision: a corrected fact, a changed rule or product behavior, or substantial new instructions. We don't change it for typos, layout or links.

Conflicts of interest

Copygram runs an affiliate program for its own subscriptions: affiliates earn a share of the subscriptions they refer.