Sources native-ads.io Uses
A figure enters a page only if a reader can open the document behind it: platform terms, a help center article, a plans page, a specification or a dated press release. Billing and legal details come from the clause itself, with the section number where the document has one, as with sections 6.4.2 and 10 of the AdsCompass Terms. Roundups written by other affiliate sites are read for comparison and never cited as proof.
How Claims Are Worded
Three wordings carry different weight on every native-ads.io page. A plain statement means the platform's own document confirms it. A sentence that names who says it, such as "MGID claims 850M+ monthly unique visitors", marks a figure a platform states about itself. A discrepancy between sources gets written out in full, as with the Taboola daily minimum that an old roundup still quotes.
Dates on Every Page
Every page shows its review date, and figures that change often carry their own check date inside the sentence. Minimum budgets, fees and product names move without notice. A reader who spots a change can report it through the contact page.
Corrections
Confirmed errors get fixed, and the page date moves forward. A correction that changes what a buyer would decide is noted in the text rather than swapped in silently, while typos and formatting slips are fixed without a note. Pages are never removed to hide a mistake.
Software and AI Tools
Software, including AI writing assistants, helps with structure and drafts. It never replaces opening the source document, and Christoph Trappe signs off each page before it goes live.
Scope of This Policy
This policy covers the best native ad networks for advertisers reference and every supporting page, including the review methodology and the about page. The companion reference on native ads follows its own editorial policy.