Alternatives

Comparisons written to be useful rather than to win

Most pages like these are a table of ticks in one column and crosses in the other, assembled by somebody who never opened the other product. These are not that. Each one describes what the other tool actually is, says plainly where it is the better answer, quotes only figures read off their own site with the date they were read, and lists what could not be verified.

The comparisons

How to read these

Published prices move, and several of the products here do not publish an entry price at all. Every figure quoted carries the date it was read, and the honest instruction on each page is the same: check both sites before deciding, because this one will go stale and the other one will not tell us when it does.

Where a comparison could not be written honestly, it is not here. A missing page means the product could not be described accurately enough to be fair to it, not that it is bad.