Price Verification

Two-stage verification workflow

We use a hybrid model that pairs automated data collection with manual specialist review. This ensures every offer is validated, anomalies are resolved, and edge cases are confirmed before publication.

1. 1

   Proprietary price verification engine

   The engine autonomously collects and validates the complete offer data, including price, billing, data allowance, network access, inclusions, perks, promotional codes, and eligibility conditions.

2. 2

   Specialist review and confirmation

   A specialist checks anomalies and errors, confirms edge cases, and ensures the displayed data has been double-checked before publication. This stage adds human judgment to the automated output.

Mobile plan verification

Verification covers the complete offer, including price, data allowance, network access, inclusions, perks, promotional codes, and eligibility conditions.

• 1 Price and monthly billing are checked against the latest retail, promotional, and regional pricing tables.
• 2 Data allowance is verified in GB, including throttling thresholds, data-only add-ons, and shared-pool details.
• 3 Network access is confirmed as 4G, 5G, or a combination of both, with coverage notes where applicable.
• 4 Text and voice inclusions are validated, including Canada-wide calling, international minutes, and messaging limits.
• 5 Perks, promotional codes, and eligibility conditions are captured so shoppers understand exactly what they qualify for.
• 6 The verification identifies the plan's geographic calling and usage footprint, including Canada-wide, Canada–US, and Canada–US–Mexico offers.
• 7 All offer details are province-aware because pricing, promotions, and availability can differ across Canada, and eligibility is checked for plans designed for specific demographics, including students and seniors.

Internet plan verification

Verification is more complex because availability is location-dependent and networks are expanding rapidly.

• 1 Price and monthly billing are verified, including promotional rates, bundle discounts, and equipment fees.
• 2 Speed is confirmed in Mbps, including upload and download tiers, and any usage-based speed adjustments.
• 3 Technology is identified as FTTH, cable, DSL, or hybrid, because the underlying network affects performance and availability.
• 4 Promotions and terms are captured, including contract lengths, installation windows, and any limited-time offers.
• 5 Availability is location-dependent down to the service address, because network expansion and address-level coverage change regularly.
• 6 Verification accounts for regional rollout differences, new fibre launches, and legacy network transitions.