Editorial policy

A price is published only with the company’s own sentence beside it, the address that sentence was on, and the date it was read. If we cannot show you the sentence, we do not publish the figure.

Ninety-seven prices were dropped at seeding for exactly this reason. They may well have been accurate. We could not show you where they came from, so they are not here.

Not from a press release, not from an aggregator, and not from a company’s email to us. Where a price appears only after an intake begins, we walk the intake with placeholder answers and record how many steps in it appeared. A homepage is not a catalog and a listing page is not a product page.

Re-reading a program adds an observation; it never edits one. That is what lets this site show a price history rather than only a current price, and it means our past mistakes stay visible with the date we made them.

“Not disclosed on a named site as of a named date” means we went there and it was not stated. “Not recorded” means we have not established it. Only the first is a fact about the company. Writing the first when only the second is true would be the easiest lie for a site like this to tell, so the two are separate values in the data and separate sentences on the page.

This site publishes no score, star, badge, seal, grade, or rating, and it never names a best. Tables sort by price or by date. Where a figure is not a plain monthly price, the term it belongs to is printed beside it, because a number without its qualifier is a misrepresentation however accurate the number is.

A build guard enforces this vocabulary. The site cannot ship copy that scores or ranks.

Some entries carry a paid enrollment link. It is labeled at the point you see it. It does not change what we record, and it does not change where an entry appears, because our tables are never reordered by what they pay.

The change log, the data page and its exports, the verification status page, the method page, and these policy pages carry no paid link and no interruption of any kind. Those are the pages built to be cited, and a page that sells to its reader stops being cited. The full position is on the funding page.

There is no named author, no medical reviewer, and no clinician on this site, because there is none behind it. Entries are recorded and verified by Treatment Registry as a publication, and a verification stamp stands where a byline would.

Where other sites in this field print a photograph and a credential beside a price, we print the company’s own sentence and the date we read it. The second is checkable and the first usually is not.

Reading pages, walking intakes, and diffing one month’s record against the last are automated. What is published is not: a figure ships only with a quote a person can check against the cited page, and every change to the record is reviewed before it is published.

A regulatory letter against a company is recorded as a dated note on its record. It never removes an entry and never changes an entry’s status. Readers are entitled to the fact; they are not served by us deciding what it means for them.

• Publish a price we cannot show you the source of.
• Move a paid entry up a table, or let payment influence any ordering.
• Invent a reviewer, a clinician, or a credential.
• Say a company failed to disclose something we did not check.
• Publish dosing, protocols, or claims about what a treatment does.
• Let a company approve, preview, or alter its own entry.
• Quietly edit a past reading instead of adding a new one.