Trust and transparency
Editorial policy
The standards used to keep ApplianceIQ's appliance guidance attributable, useful, and honest about its limits.
Last updated: August 10, 2026
These materials are provided for transparency and should be reviewed periodically as ApplianceIQ evolves.
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Purpose and accountability
ApplianceIQ publishes appliance price, specification, fit, delivery, installation, and buying guidance for Canadian shoppers. Editorial content should help a reader make a decision while making the source and limits of each claim understandable.
Guides carry the visible organization byline “ApplianceIQ Editorial Team,” linked to the editorial-team section on our About page. Personal authorship is deferred; ApplianceIQ does not infer individual qualifications, employment history, endorsements, or product-testing experience.
Evidence and attribution
Our editorial distinction is based on where a fact comes from:
- Price history is based on public Canadian retailer price observations collected and matched by ApplianceIQ to an exact model number.
- Specifications, dimensions, features, and installation requirements come from identified manufacturer or retailer materials unless the page says otherwise.
- Retailer availability, fees, promotions, and offer details can change; readers should confirm the final transaction with the retailer.
- A conclusion should be narrowed or omitted when the underlying evidence is missing, conflicting, or cannot be tied to the exact model.
What we test and do not test
ApplianceIQ collects and evaluates public market data. We do not buy appliances for physical evaluation, operate a test lab, measure noise or energy use ourselves, or make long-term reliability claims from hands-on ownership.
We may test our own software, matching logic, calculations, and display rules. That is a test of the service, not a physical test of an appliance. Manufacturer performance claims remain attributed manufacturer claims unless independent evidence is clearly identified.
AI, automation, and human review
Automation and AI may assist with collecting structured observations, matching records, flagging conflicts, summarizing source material, or preparing draft text. Automated output is not treated as a source and does not by itself authorize publication.
Human review is required before publishing or materially updating advice about product identity, category, fit, installation, safety, source-supported specifications, or a recommendation. Unresolved drafting or sourcing notes make a guide ineligible for public display, search indexing, structured data, and ads.
Commercial relationships
ApplianceIQ may earn compensation from some outbound retailer links. Compensation does not establish whether a fact is true and must not be used as an editorial ranking input. Sponsored material, if published, must be labelled.
Read the affiliate disclosure and the methodology for more detail.
Corrections and updates
Readers, manufacturers, and retailers can report a possible error at support@applianceiq.ai. Reports are checked against the relevant model record and available source evidence. Material errors should be corrected, clarified, or held from publication until the issue can be resolved.
See the corrections policy.