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Every review starts with a product's own claims, then checks each one against what the wider web says — review sites, forum threads, and discussion pages. No submitted reviews, no sponsored placements.

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3verdicts per claim
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The pipeline

One verdict, three checked steps

01

Extract the claims

We pull the specific, checkable claims off a product's own homepage — not tone, actual statements.

02

Check outside sources

Each claim is weighed against real discussion elsewhere — corroborated, contradicted, or unverifiable.

03

Score, then a human approves

A draft is scored from the evidence. Nothing publishes until a person reviews and approves it.

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4.5/ 5

Linear

Linear's claims about speed and team focus check out against a wide body of independent developer discussion. Pricing is clearly tiered and the free plan is genuinely usable.

3verified
Productivity & Notes
4.5/ 5

Raycast

Raycast's 'blazingly fast' framing is corroborated across years of community benchmarks. The 'totally extensible' claim is honest — the API and store both exist and are actively used.

2verified
1contradicted
Productivity & Notes
3.5/ 5

Perplexity

Perplexity's 'answer engine' framing holds up — the cited-source pattern is real and consistent. The 'where knowledge begins' positioning is unverifiable marketing.

2verified
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Every review on SaaSNet.work is built from public claims and outside discussion — not from submitted testimonials or paid placements. Read the evidence first.

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Do reviewed products pay to be listed?

No. Products are pulled from public launch feeds, not submissions, and nothing here is sponsored.

How is a claim checked?

Each claim is searched against outside discussion and judged on what's actually found — a claim with no outside discussion is marked unverifiable, not assumed true.

Does pricing get rechecked?

Yes. Tracked products are re-scanned regularly, so a verdict reflects current pricing, not a one-time snapshot.

Every claim is taken from the product's own site, then checked against what the wider web says — including when we found nothing.
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