Editorial Policy

What this site promises readers, what it refuses to do, and how to hold it to that.

Independence

No platform covered here reviews its coverage before publication, gets an advance copy or has a say in what the comparison table states. That applies to every platform in the ai sex chat comparison.

Affiliate Links in Plain Language

This site earns affiliate revenue. Some buttons lead to a platform through an affiliate link, and if you sign up or pay after clicking, the site may get a commission at no extra cost to you. Affiliate revenue does not decide:

  • Which platforms appear in the comparison. They're picked for what readers search for, not for commission rates.
  • What the table says about them. Cells repeat what each platform's own site states.
  • Whether a weakness gets mentioned. Hidden prices, missing free-tier details and copycat app listings are named, whichever platform they concern.

Sponsored Content

None. No sponsored posts, paid placements or guest posts from platforms covered here. If that ever changes, it gets labelled on the page and announced here first.

Corrections and the Correction Log

A verified error means three things: the page is fixed, its dateModified is updated, and a line goes into the log below. Typos and wording polish aren't logged; factual changes are.

Correction log

  • No entries yet. The first substantive correction will be logged here with the date, the page and what changed.

Sourcing Standards

Every material claim on the main page traces back to a live check, the platform's own documents, a regulator, published research or named news reporting. How those are weighted is set out on the methodology page.

Use of AI

AI tools are used for research, summarising long legal documents and drafting. Facts don't go live on an AI tool's word: prices, caps, clause numbers and quotes are checked against their sources first, and the editor named on each page is accountable for it.

Reader Rights

Every page shows when it was last reviewed, who is responsible for it, how to send a correction and where the affiliate disclosure sits. If any of those is missing, that's a correction worth sending.

Contacting the Editor

Corrections, disagreements with a claim and press questions go to Melissa Blake via LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/melissablake1. Replies come within seven working days.

Last reviewed: 6 October 2026 · by Melissa Blake

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