Corrections

A site that publishes figures and prices changes. What separates a trustworthy one from the rest is not never being wrong —forecasting AI prices is impossible— but correcting itself and leaving a record of that. This page exists for that.

Current state of the log

No corrections have been logged on this page yet. The reason is that the site is recent and the content was built directly against each provider's documentation rather than adapted from other sites. The first maintenance revisions will be logged here as they happen.

We prefer to say this than to pad the page with cosmetic changes to make it look active. A log with real, rare corrections is worth more than one stuffed with formatting entries.

What gets logged here

Any change that alters the meaning of what was published:

• A price, quota or usage limit that was wrong.
• A feature attributed to a plan that did not have it, or the other way round.
• A claim that later evidence showed to be inaccurate.
• A translation of the English article that did not match the Spanish original.
• A link that no longer went where it said it did.

What does not get logged

Style corrections with no effect on meaning, layout changes, and price maintenance updates applied to every article at once. Those are not logged individually because they are not errors: they are ordinary site maintenance, and the pricing page already shows its own verification date.

How a correction is communicated

A correction is logged with the date, what changed, what the previous value was and why it was changed. If the error was bad enough that it could have led someone to a wrong decision —a purchase that should not have been made, a budget calculated wrongly— a note is added to the affected article, not just an entry here.

How to report an error

Write to alvarocimadevillawebs@gmail.com with the article address and the figure you believe is wrong. If you can link the correct source, even better: it gets checked before anything is changed. You do not need to write carefully; the most useful correction usually arrives in one line.

Errors we find ourselves are fixed the same way as the ones readers report, and by the same standard. The editorial policy sets out the full procedure.