What we publish, how a score is produced, and what a payment cannot change.
Broker reviews, expert advisor test reports, scam investigations and guides. A review is published after the test, never before it.
Where a figure comes from the seller rather than our own account, it is labelled as a vendor claim.
Brokers and robots are tested on live accounts funded with our own money. Demo and backtest results are not used for a score.
Every test states the period, the starting capital, the broker and the settings. The full procedure and the weights are on the methodology page.
Every product in a category is scored on the same published table. The score shown on a review is the same number carried in its structured data, read from one registry.
Our own product takes part in the comparison. We apply the same published scoring methodology to every broker and every EA.
Some reviews contain referral links. Every such link is marked with rel="sponsored", as search engines require for paid links.
A referral fee does not enter the scoring table. The inputs to a score are published, so a reader can rebuild it.
Every review carries the full name of the analyst who ran the test. Profiles, areas of expertise and every page under each byline are on the analysts page.
Each article shows its last update date. The visible date, the page metadata and the structured data read the same registry, so they cannot disagree.
A material update to a test — new months of data, a changed score — moves the date. A typo fix does not.
Readers can post their own experience under a review. Those reviews are shown separately from the editorial text and never change the editorial score.
Reader reviews are excluded from our readability and claims checks: we do not edit other people's words.
A factual error is corrected on the page itself, and the page's update date moves. Report an error through the contact page: quote the page and the sentence.
Nothing here is personal investment advice. Trading leveraged products carries a high risk of loss; the risk disclosure sets it out in full.