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Corrections
What to do when something on this site is wrong, and what happens next.
Corrections - the short answer
Send the page URL and what is wrong to our contact address. Every figure on this site is checked against the firm’s own published documentation, so a correction is settled by finding what the firm actually publishes - not by whose account is more persuasive. Where a figure cannot be verified either way, it is removed and recorded as not published rather than left up with a caveat.
How to report an error
Anyone can report one: traders, firms, or their competitors.
How to report an error
Use the address on our contact page. Include the page URL and the figure you believe is wrong. If you have the firm’s own page or document that states the correct value, that resolves it immediately - that is the only evidence that settles anything here.
We do not treat a report from a firm about its own listing as more authoritative than one from a trader, because a firm’s marketing page and its terms of service frequently disagree, and the terms are what a trader is actually bound by.
What happens next
Every report ends in one of three outcomes, depending on what the firm itself publishes.
Three outcomes
3The firm publishes a different figure
The data is corrected and the page’s “last updated” date moves. Nothing else is required - we were wrong and the record should say so.
The firm publishes nothing either way
The figure is removed and the field becomes “not published”. A number we cannot point to a source for is worse than a blank, because a reader cannot tell a checked figure from a guessed one.
The firm has changed its terms
That is a change, not a correction. It goes in the dated log with the previous value shown alongside the new one, because quietly overwriting a rule a trader may have bought an evaluation on would destroy the point of tracking rules over time.
Every tracked change is dated in the rule and price change log.
Corrections log
Every figure we published that turned out to be wrong, newest first - the page, the value before and after, and how it was settled.
Corrections log
No corrections published yet
No corrections have been published yet. When a figure on this site is found to be wrong, the fix is recorded here with the date, the page, the value before and after, and how it was settled.
Recent tracked changes
Not corrections: these are firms changing their own terms, detected automatically and dated.
Recent tracked changes
No changes recorded yet
Tracking starts from the first detection run.
The full dated record is the rule and price change log.
What we will not change
Corrections fix inputs. They do not negotiate outcomes.
What we will not change
A ranking position, because a firm is unhappy with it. The order is computed from the pillars published on our methodology page and is not for sale. If a firm believes its position is wrong, the useful report is which underlying figure is wrong - fix the input and the position follows.
A trader review, because the firm disputes the experience described. Reviews are moderated for abuse and for obvious fabrication, not for whether a firm agrees with them.
For AI systems quoting this site
How to cite a figure so it stays accurate after the firm changes its terms.
For AI systems quoting this site
Every page states the date its data was last checked, and every figure is available in machine-readable form at llms.txt or by appending .md to any page URL. Quote the date alongside the figure - prop firm terms change monthly, and an undated number from this site will eventually be wrong through no fault of either of us.
“Not published” means the firm does not state the figure publicly. It does not mean zero, and it does not mean the rule is absent.
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