CreaMate publishes practical guidance for short-form creators who want to grow an audience and earn sustainably. This page explains who is responsible for the content, how we handle sources and estimates, and how AI-assisted production is reviewed.
Articles credited to CreaMate Team are practical explainers, workflows, templates, and product comparisons. Articles credited to CreaMate Research contain a heavier layer of market-rate collection, public case-study analysis, or calculation.
These are organizational bylines. We do not invent individual experts or credentials. Where a topic needs legal, tax, or financial expertise, the article is general educational information and identifies that limitation visibly.
We prefer first-party and primary sources: official platform documentation, regulator guidance, public creator statements, product pricing pages, and published research. Secondary reports are used when primary data is unavailable, and material numbers should link to their source near the claim.
Platform rules, prices, eligibility requirements, and market rates can change. Time-sensitive claims include a year or verification date so readers can judge freshness.
Creator income and sponsorship rates are ranges, not promises. We state the assumptions behind examples and separate reported figures from modeled estimates. Calculators are decision aids; they are not guarantees of earnings or professional financial advice.
AI may assist with outlining, translation, editing, and visual exploration. It is not treated as a factual source. Exact numbers, quotations, product behavior, and policy claims must be checked against the cited material before publication.
AI-generated illustrations are used for explanation or atmosphere, not as evidence. Product tutorials use real interface screenshots where accuracy matters. Data charts keep labels and values in page text so readers, assistive technology, and search systems can inspect them.
The published date records when an article first appeared. The updated date changes only after a material revision to facts, recommendations, sources, or examples. Minor punctuation or formatting edits do not receive a new date.
If a source changes or a claim is no longer accurate, we correct the page and preserve clear wording about what the number represents.