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 explain Meta's messaging limits and quality rating, say which tools get numbers banned and why ReplyKit moved to the official platform, and state Meta's template fees plainly.
- 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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