The source
Records are assembled from an outside industry catalogue: we parse its pages and carry the facts across — name, type, contacts, terms. Every record carries a link to its source (source_url) so you can check it yourself.
How the review gets written
The raw description from the source is rewritten into a Lenta review: short, to the point, with a position. An LLM writes it strictly from the facts of the record, and a post-check rejects any text carrying numbers absent from the input, or slop vocabulary — then one strict retry follows.
The FAQ and the meta are assembled around the queries "{name} review / terms / alternatives", but the answers come only from the data: where there are no facts for an honest answer, the question is not added.
What we do not verify
- Terms, payouts and prices are taken from the source and not verified — check them with the service itself.
- The legal entity and the founding year appear only when they are in the data.
- The catalogue neither collects nor publishes user reviews and scores.
