ClipHabit editorial policy

Sources before drafts

For each guide, we prepare a fact sheet by opening sources one by one. We prioritize primary sources: TikTok developer documentation, the TikTok Help Center, Creator Academy, and competitors' official product, pricing, and help pages. Each fact records a short quotation, a source link, and the date it was checked.

Third-party studies and other secondary sources are labeled as such. We distinguish documented behavior, observations, and unresolved questions. If sources disagree or do not establish an answer, the page says so. A documented feature is not proof that we tested it live.

AI-assisted drafting and separate review

Our pages are drafted with AI assistance from these fact sheets. A separate AI review then checks every factual claim against the sources before publishing, and misleading or unsupported claims are corrected or removed.

ClipHabit is responsible for the pages published under its name. The byline identifies the organization behind this product.

Our conflict of interest

ClipHabit makes a TikTok scheduling product that competes with tools covered in our guides and comparisons. We fund these pages and link to our own product. That gives us a commercial interest in the choices readers make.

We say when a free alternative or a competitor is the better fit, based on the documented price and workflow. We do not accept payment for positions in our comparisons. There are no paid comparison placements.

Prices, product facts, and dates

Competitor prices are dated and rechecked every three months. A price is a snapshot of the linked source, not a promise of a current offer. Currency, billing period, and plan conditions are stated when the source establishes them.

ClipHabit's published product facts are checked automatically in CI against a single source, product.json, including availability, plans, prices, and limits. That check also compares the product facts with the implementation. See product status for verification dates and the scope of client testing.

A page's last-updated date and a source's verification date have different meanings. Editing a page does not establish that every external source was checked again.

Corrections

Send corrections to hello@cliphabit.com. Include the page URL, the claim you think is wrong, and a supporting source if available.

When we confirm a factual error, we correct or remove the claim, update the page's last-updated date, and add a dated correction note explaining what changed. We keep the HTML page and its Markdown copy aligned.