Editorial Policy
Last updated: 2 October 2026.
Our purpose
MarketRefer helps readers ask useful questions before buying: Will it fit? What does it do? What does the price include? What are the limitations? Our first guides cover home organisation and the evaluation of shopping offers.
Research and evidence
General explainers draw on practical considerations and identified reference material. Where a factual claim depends on a specification, policy or offer, the relevant manufacturer, merchant or authoritative source should be checked. Reference links help readers examine that information themselves. A source link does not mean the source endorses MarketRefer.
Our launch articles are research-based guides, not original laboratory tests or verified customer-review collections. We do not describe an item as tested, the best, the cheapest or universally suitable without evidence supporting that specific claim. Illustrative images are labelled and credited where appropriate.
Offers and changing information
A merchant’s checkout is the place to confirm a current offer. Coupon eligibility, expiry, exclusions and maximum savings should be stated when known. We do not invent codes, publish a made-up expiry countdown, or label an unchecked offer as verified. Missing terms should be treated as a reason to investigate, not as permission to assume an offer applies.
Commercial relationships
Affiliate links, sponsorship and supplied products must be disclosed clearly. Commercial arrangements are not evidence of product quality. See our Affiliate Disclosure. We do not sell products or operate our own cashback programme.
AI-assisted work
Generative AI tools assist with parts of this website’s writing, organisation and technical production. AI output is not treated as an authoritative source or as evidence of personal experience. Specifications, changing offers and factual assertions require checking against appropriate sources. Readers can report an error through the contact below.
Authors, dates and corrections
Articles published under the MarketRefer byline are brand-published editorial content. The byline does not imply specialist qualifications. A displayed update date refers to the article, not continuous monitoring of every external link. When a substantive correction is needed, the affected information should be corrected and the update date changed; a correction note should explain material changes to the advice.
Email info@marketrefer.com with the page URL, the statement in question and supporting information. Please distinguish a content correction from a merchant order issue, which the seller must handle.