Our editorial process

SessionWatcher publishes practical coverage of AI subscriptions, models, pricing and usage limits. SessionWatcher sells software for monitoring AI usage, and the product recommendations on these pages come from that publisher.

Our automated newsroom monitors a defined set of official provider sources. AI assists with selecting, drafting and reviewing stories. A separate review checks each draft against the fetched evidence before publication. We do not imply that a human journalist reviewed every article.

Reference guides record when the official facts were checked and do not imply an announcement date. News articles distinguish the source announcement date from our publication date, links the official evidence and records when those sources were checked. Claims without sufficient evidence are held back. We publish when there is a useful, supported update rather than to meet a daily article quota.

We revisit source changes and record substantive corrections on affected news articles. Older guides may receive focused factual corrections. Prices and limits can depend on plan, region and account; the provider remains the authority for your current entitlement.

Our coverage is selective and cannot represent every announcement. If an official page is unavailable or undated, we defer the story or explain that limitation. Product promotion is separated into a clearly marked publisher section.

Readership and conversion analytics help us decide which practical questions to cover. They do not determine the factual conclusions of our reporting.