Who decides what gets covered
Neural Minute covers AI tools that a working publisher, marketer or small team would actually consider paying for. A tool gets a page when it solves a clear problem and its pricing can be checked in public. We do not publish pages for tools we cannot price, and we do not run paid placements or sponsored verdicts.
How money is made
Some links are affiliate links. If you buy through one, the company pays us a commission. It costs you nothing extra, and on some tools it comes with a discount. Every page with an affiliate link says so at the top of the page, in the same place, every time.
What a commission does not buy
- A better verdict. A tool that pays us a commission can still be told to skip.
- A place in a ranking. Best-of pages are ordered by the criteria published on the page, not by commission size.
- Silence. Drawbacks stay on the page, including on the tools that pay us the most.
- A published code that does not work. We publish a promo code only after trying it at checkout, and we say when it was last tried.
- A price we could not read. If a price is not on the company’s own page, the page says so instead of printing a number.
How pages are written
AI software is used to gather public information and to draft. A human checks every fact against its source and decides the verdict before publication. No page presents a research review as hands-on experience. Where a page carries a score, that score comes from a test that was actually run, and the evidence is on the page.
Independence in practice
We cover tools that pay us nothing, when you need them for a fair comparison. Several comparison pages exist only because a tool with no affiliate program was the better answer for a specific job.
Contact and corrections
Corrections, factual disputes and press enquiries: hello@neuralminute.com. We answer factual corrections within a few days and date the change in the page’s update log.