Freshness
Update Policy
When AI Beyond updates its content, how dates are shown, and how to judge whether information is still current.
No fixed schedule
Content is not reviewed on a fixed timetable. Pages are typically updated when we spot a price change, redesign, shutdown, or new model version; when a reader reports an error; or when an editorial check finds the page out of line with official sources.
How dates work
- Published: the date a page first went live or a tool was first listed. It does not change.
- Updated: moves only when the same URL is materially revised — a changed conclusion, pricing structure, feature description, or source.
- Changing a date without rechecking the content does not count as an update; typo fixes and layout tweaks do not move it either.
Judging whether it still holds
Pricing, free allowances, model versions, and API details change fastest. The older the update date, the more you should check the vendor's site first; before buying, deploying, or making a compliance call, the vendor's current information always takes precedence.