How these articles are written
- Product figures are checked against the live product. Limits, prices, per-reply costs and feature claims are taken from ReplyKit as it runs today and re-checked when a page is updated.
- Outside claims are sourced. Where an article relies on research, a survey, a policy or a price, the source is linked in the Sources list at the end of the article.
- The vendor interest is disclosed. ReplyKit sells the product these guides describe. Every article says so, and says where a different tool, or no tool, is the better choice.
- Risks are stated plainly. Articles about WhatsApp automation say that QR pairing is not sanctioned by Meta and that a number can be restricted, and give the actual limits ReplyKit enforces.
- Regulated topics carry a disclaimer. Legal, financial and medical pieces are general guidance and say so; they are not a substitute for a licensed professional.
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