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Editorial policy

Last updated: 4 October 2026

SimpleQuizMaker publishes guides, comparisons, exam practice pages and study material alongside the product itself. This page explains how that content is written, how we check it, and what to do if you find a mistake.

Who writes our content

Blog articles are published under the name of the team member responsible for them. Each author has a profile page with their background and every article they have published; you can find them all on the authors page. Product pages, help articles and comparison pages are written by the SimpleQuizMaker team as a whole and are not signed.

How product facts are checked

When an article mentions SimpleQuizMaker itself, the claim has to match the product as it actually works today. In practice that means:

  • Prices and limits. Every price, quota and plan limit we quote is taken from the same plan configuration the product uses to enforce those limits, not written from memory.
  • Features. Before we describe a feature, we check it against the product: that it exists, that it is switched on for users, and that it works the way the text says. If something is planned but not shipped, we say so or leave it out.
  • Other tools. When we compare SimpleQuizMaker with other products, we describe them from their own public pages and leave out claims we cannot check.

How we use AI

SimpleQuizMaker is an AI product, and we use AI in our own writing too. Some articles are drafted with AI assistance and then edited by the team, who are responsible for what is published. AI output is treated as a first draft, not as a source.

Study material that ships under our name gets an extra step: the answer keys for our quiz templates and audio lessons are checked by hand before publication rather than trusted from generation. Quizzes you generate yourself with the product are not reviewed by us. They are yours to check and edit, and we recommend reviewing AI-generated questions before using them with students.

Sources and dates

Every blog article shows the date it was published, so you can judge how current it is. Our exam practice guides are based on each exam's officially published structure and content areas. Details such as registration, test dates and fees change from year to year, so always confirm them with the official exam body before you rely on them.

Corrections

We make mistakes, and we would rather fix them than leave them up. If you find an error, such as a wrong answer in a quiz template, an outdated price, or an inaccurate claim about another tool, please tell us through the contact page. Include the page address and what you think is wrong. We review every report and correct confirmed errors on the page.

Independence and advertising

Nobody pays to be included in, or to rank higher in, our comparisons and “best of” articles, and we do not do affiliate deals on the competitor pages.

Some blog articles include small cards promoting other websites. These are sponsored placements: each one is visibly labelled as sponsored, its links carry the rel="sponsored" attribute so search engines do not treat them as editorial endorsements, and they appear only inside blog article bodies, never in comparison tables, product pages or checkout.

Questions

If you have a question about this policy or about a specific article, use the contact page. You can read more about the company and the team on our about page.