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Last updated 1 October 2026

Editorial policy

This policy explains how we write, check and correct our journal, glossary and guides, and how we keep our editorial content separate from our own products.

What this policy covers

This policy applies to our journal articles, glossary terms, guides and the explanations that come with our tools.

Who publishes our articles

Articles are published by Prop Firm Studios Editorial. They are written by our in-house team from the work we do in the prop firm industry every day: designing offers, running campaigns, building websites and running communities for prop firms and brokers.

When a point comes from our own client work, we say so. When it does not, we say where it comes from.

How we check facts

Every article is fact checked before it is published.

Prices and figures are checked against public sources, such as a provider's own pricing page or published data. Where a price or figure can change, we show the date we checked it.

When we rely on facts from someone else, such as a platform's rules or an ad platform's policy, we name the source and link to it where we can.

Client facts

We never invent numbers about clients. We publish a client figure only with the client's approval, or as the client published it.

Figures across our client portfolio always carry this note: Best results across our client portfolio, not typical results.

No paid placements

We do not accept payment to publish, rank or mention any company, product or service in our editorial content. No article is sponsored.

Our products and our editorial content

We also build our own products: BotLunar, PropLunar, VerifyLunar, ChainLunar, ClickLunar and MailLunar. We keep them clearly separate from our editorial content. When an article mentions one of them, we say that it is ours.

Updates

When the facts behind an article change, we update the article and show the date of the update.

Corrections

We correct mistakes openly. When we fix a factual error, we add a correction note to the article that says what changed and the date we made the correction.

If you find a mistake, email [email protected] with the page and what you believe is wrong. We read every report.

Languages

Articles are written in English first. The versions in our other six languages are translated from the English version. If a translation and the English version differ, the English version is the reference.

Questions about this page? Email [email protected].