How SourceX reviews published company data programs

When this site describes a company data program, that description rests on a recurring review. This page explains the method — what we check, how often, and the limits of what we claim.

What we review

For each published program we reference, the review checks three things:

1. Still public. The program's own public page or documentation still exists and still describes the program.
2. Terms unchanged in substance. The publicly stated structure — eligibility, reward type, caps — has not materially changed since our last review.
3. Our description still accurate. Our summary matches what the program itself says, in conditional language, with no added promises.

How often

Programs are re-reviewed on a rolling cycle, and immediately when we learn of a change. Each reviewed page carries its own review date so you can see how fresh the check is.

What we never do

• No invented metrics. If a program does not publish a figure, we do not estimate one.
• No buyer names. We refer to "AI labs and data buyers," never a specific buyer.
• No verification claims. Figures from a program's own materials are described as reported by that program, not verified by SourceX.
• No endorsements. Describing a program accurately is not a recommendation of it.

Why this matters for partners

If you introduce companies to SourceX, you earn 25% of the eligible platform fees SourceX actually collects from a referred company's completed, paid deals, capped at $100,000 cumulative per referred company. Those terms come from the current published program — not from any third-party page — and they are the only figures you should quote.

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