A source-check date records a review of the cited vendor documentation. It is distinct from a publication date, a page edit, and a hands-on test. Editing a heading or improving navigation does not establish that product prices, plan limits, or features have been checked again.
Changing claims should link to the relevant primary source and state the edition, billing period, region, and other conditions needed to interpret them. A later source check should update the affected claim and its date together. Historical dates remain visible until that review is performed.
To report a correction, email contact@stackevalify.com with the page URL, the specific claim, and a supporting source or repeatable test. Reports should be checked against that evidence; material corrections should explain what changed and update the relevant source-check or test information. A product preference alone does not establish a factual error.
For a practical evaluation process, use our guides to choosing B2B software and calculating SaaS total cost. They help turn a comparison into a workflow test and a cost estimate for your own team.