Editorial Policy

Content Standards

Every calculator page on CalculatorGo includes clear explanations of the methodology used, the formulas applied and any assumptions or limitations. We aim to provide transparent, accurate and useful information alongside each calculator.

Formula Selection

We use well-established, peer-reviewed formulas wherever possible. For health calculators, we reference formulas from published medical literature (e.g. Mifflin-St Jeor for BMR, Naegele's Rule for EDD). For educational and financial calculators, we use standard mathematical formulas.

Review Process

Each calculator undergoes testing with known inputs and expected outputs before publication. Content is reviewed for clarity, accuracy and completeness. Health pages include appropriate disclaimers and source references.

Updates

We periodically review and update our calculators and content to ensure accuracy. Health-related pages include a "Last Reviewed" date where applicable.

What We Don't Do

• We do not fabricate ratings, reviews or user counts.
• We do not invent medical professionals or fake expert reviews.
• We do not make unverifiable claims about accuracy.
• We do not create thin pages solely for keyword targeting.