Editorial policy

How we write and check what we publish.

Our guides, blog posts, DNS pages and comparisons are written by the team that builds Outsquid. This is how we keep them accurate.

Who writes

Everything is published as the Outsquid team: the people who build and support the product, and who see every day what goes wrong when cold email is sent badly.

Claims about Outsquid

Anything we say Outsquid does describes the product as it works today, checked against the product itself — not a roadmap. When something isn't supported, we say so, usually in a “not yet” list on the same page.

Claims about other tools

  • Prices, limits and features come from each vendor's own public pricing or product pages, and every comparison shows the date it was checked with a link to the source.
  • We never say a tool lacks something unless its own site says so. Where a page didn't answer a question, we say it isn't listed rather than guess.
  • Every comparison says plainly when the other tool is the better choice. We make Outsquid, and we say that on the page too.

DNS guidance follows the standards (RFC 7208 for SPF, RFC 6376 for DKIM, RFC 7489 for DMARC) and the mailbox providers' published sender guidelines. Articles link to the sources they rely on. Pages that touch on law summarise it to help you ask the right questions; they aren't legal advice.

Reviews and updates

Each page shows when it was last updated. We review comparison pages and DNS guides at least every three months, and any page as soon as the product, a vendor's pricing or a provider's rules change.

Corrections

Found something wrong or out of date — including about your own product? Tell usand we'll check it and fix the page, usually within a few working days.

Last updated 2026-10-21. About Outsquid