The Punti Furbi approach
From the documents to the verdict: how we build a comparison.
First we gather evidence and numbers. Then we show the calculations, limitations and personal opinion so you can check the reasoning for yourself.
Explore the comparisonsOur editorial labels
A label tells you where the information comes from
Not all claims carry the same weight. These labels make it easy to distinguish hands-on experience, sources, calculations and commercial relationships.
Hands-on experience
Tested
Andrea has used the product or feature described.
Official source
Verified
The information comes from a contract, information sheet or official page.
Explicit assumptions
Calculated
You can reproduce the result using the same spreadsheet or calculator.
Commercial relationship
Affiliate
The link may generate a commission, without changing the comparison.
Inside the verdict
Facts, opinions and limitations are different things
Each page should show what is established, what depends on how you use a product and what could change. It's the simplest way to avoid one-size-fits-all verdicts.
- The numbers stay separate from our opinion.
- The ideal user profile explains when the product makes sense.
- Sources and dates show what to recheck.
A visual example
How we assess a claim
“No account fee”
The message that grabs your attention.
Verified fact
Fees, terms and thresholds
Our assessment
Who it could work for
Limitation
What to check before opening an account
The process
Four steps, no shortcuts
The question
We start with the actual decision
Who is it for? What problem does it solve? Which cost could change the decision?
The evidence
We test or verify
We use the product where possible; otherwise, we read the terms and documents.
The comparison
We separate facts from opinion
Numbers, opinions and the ideal user profile remain visually distinct.
Keeping it current
We connect and update
Videos, pages and spreadsheets complement each other; dates and sources let you recheck the information.
Affiliate relationships
Commission doesn't decide the verdict
- Affiliate links are identified and labelled.
- Non-affiliate products are included when useful.
- The call to action must be consistent with the page.
Limitations and corrections
If a fact changes, it should be easy to report it
Taxes, eligibility and promotions can change. We provide dates, sources and a direct channel for corrections.
Report a correctionSee the approach applied to the numbers
Rates, taxes, restrictions and net returns in one comparison.