Every guide on digiocular.com is written by the Digiocular team, an AI-native digital agency based in Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines, working for businesses in India, the Philippines and worldwide. Prices quoted in our articles come from our published pricing page, market figures are stated as ranges with the pages they came from, and each article shows the date it was published and, once revised, the date it was last updated. We do not invent statistics, reviews or client results.
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The Digiocular team writes every article, from the websites, apps and campaigns we build and run, and each one carries the byline "By the Digiocular team" rather than a personal name. Before an article is published, three things are checked: every price against our price list, every client named against our case studies and portfolio, and every third-party figure against the page it came from.
Every price is checked against the price list behind our pricing page. Our own prices are stated in US dollars and never converted.
A client is named only if it appears in our published case studies or portfolio, and a demo build is always called a demo.
Each third-party figure is checked against the page it came from, and that page is linked in the article.
An article can contain three kinds of number, and each has one permitted source. Today 22 of our 28 guides carry a Sources list. The other 6 were written before this policy and are brought up to it whenever they are revised.
Our prices come from the same price list as our pricing page, in US dollars. When a guide compares us with a local market, the local figures are someone else's range, quoted from a source; they are never our prices converted to rupees or pesos.
Build times, features and results for projects we have delivered come from our case studies and portfolio. If we cannot point to the project, the claim is not made.
Fees, rates and platform rules belong to other people. They are quoted from a page we opened and read, listed under Sources at the end of the article with the date we checked it. A figure we cannot source is left out.
There is no fixed calendar. A guide is revised when something it states changes: one of our prices, a figure on a source page, or a fact a reader reports as wrong. Each article shows its publication date, and after a revision it also shows the date it was last updated. The same dates are in the article's structured data and in our sitemap.
We are an AI-native agency, and we use AI tools to research, outline and draft. AI does not decide what is published and is never the source of a fact. Our prices and client details come from our own price list and case studies, not from a model's memory, and any figure a draft suggests is either traced to a page we link or removed. A person on the team approves every article before it goes live.
Email digiocular@gmail.com with the article's address and what you think is wrong, with a link to your source if you have one. The team replies within 24 hours. If we got it wrong, we correct the article and its last-updated date changes to show when.
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