How Tersfy tests software

1. Define the use case

We score products against a specific job rather than asking whether one tool is universally best.

2. Use comparable inputs

For head-to-head tests we keep prompts, source assets and evaluation criteria as consistent as the products allow.

3. Score relevant dimensions

Typical dimensions include output quality, prompt adherence, workflow, speed, reliability, usability and value. The weighting can vary by use case and must be visible on the page.

4. Record evidence

Where practical we retain screenshots, generated outputs, pricing snapshots and the date of the test so readers can understand what the verdict was based on.

5. Re-check material changes

A major model release, pricing change or feature removal can trigger a re-test and score update.