Editorial Policy
NoCode Journal publishes reviews, comparisons and tutorials about no-code tools. This page explains how our articles are put together, how money is kept separate from what we write, and how we keep articles accurate.
How our articles are structured
Articles open with a direct answer to the question in the title, followed by a comparison table. Prices, plans and limits in those tables are dated, so facts that change, such as pricing, free tiers and deprecations, carry the month they were checked.
Independence
Our editorial team decides what to cover and what to say about it.
- Affiliate relationships never decide whether a tool is reviewed, how it is rated or where it appears in a list.
- We include tools we earn nothing from, and we point out weaknesses in tools we do earn from.
- Sponsors do not get to review or change our independent reviews and comparisons.
Labelling
- Articles that contain affiliate links say so near the top of the page.
- Paid or partner content is labelled “Sponsored” or “Partner content” at the top of the article, with the company named.
- When an article covers a company we have a business relationship with, the relationship is disclosed at the top of the article, before any recommendation.
The full rules are in our editorial and affiliate disclosure.
Dates, updates and corrections
No-code tools change their features and pricing often. Each article shows the date it was first published and, when its content has changed, the date it was last updated. We correct errors when we find them.
If you spot something that is wrong or out of date, email support@nocodejournal.com or use our contact page.