№ — The Record

Corrections
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When we get a fact wrong, we fix it and record the fix here. Prices and plans are money information, so we treat errors in them seriously. Spotted one? Email info@bestaitools4u.com with the page and the source, and we'll check it.

  1. November 7, 2026

    All blog posts

    Checked all 14 posts against their sources and corrected what was wrong, including Suno’s monthly prices (annual prices had been shown as monthly), the name of Claude’s $200 plan, which Google AI plans include Veo, and free plans at Synthesia and HeyGen. Claims we couldn’t verify were removed. Each post’s update log lists its changes.

  2. November 7, 2026

    All tool entries

    Removed star ratings, review counts and rating charts. They were placeholder figures, not real reader reviews, and the site has no review system.

  3. November 7, 2026

    All tool entries

    Removed template content shown as facts: generic feature lists, an invented "Pro" plan at twice the starting price, 14-day trials, stock screenshots, filler text and a "Verified" badge. Entries now show only facts entered by hand.

  4. November 7, 2026

    All tool entries

    Replaced generated "Added" and "Last reviewed" dates with real ones from the site’s edit history: when each entry was first listed and when its facts last changed.

  5. November 7, 2026

    Pricing labels

    133 freemium tools, including ChatGPT and Claude, were labelled "Free". They are now labelled "Freemium".

  6. November 7, 2026

    Duplicate entries

    Merged three duplicate pairs: Jasper Chat into Jasper, Krisp AI into Krisp, and Rows AI into Rows. The old addresses redirect. An earlier duplicate tl;dv entry was also removed.

  7. November 7, 2026

    Comparison pages

    Removed generated winners, editor ratings and verdicts. Only hand-picked pairs remain; other pairs no longer exist.

  8. November 7, 2026

    About, Methodology, Disclosure, Submit and Contact pages

    These pages described paid listings, affiliate links, hands-on testing and a scoring rubric that the site doesn’t have, and gave inflated counts (2,100 tools, 55 categories). They now describe how the site actually works: nothing is paid, entries are checked against vendor pages, and counts come from the data.

Changes to individual blog posts are also listed in each post's update log. How listings are checked is explained in our methodology.