About WhichSetup
We help people who already know what they need choose between the four products that all look identical.
Why this exists
Long-form review sites make you read three thousand words to reach a verdict you could have had in a sentence. Thin affiliate blogs give you ten products and no reason to prefer any of them. Both leave you scrolling reviews at midnight.
WhichSetup does the opposite: the verdict is at the top, the short list is scored against one public framework, and every page tells you who should skip the pick. If we can’t name who shouldn’t buy something, we haven’t understood it well enough to recommend it.
Who runs it
WhichSetup is operated by Logan Miller. You can reach us athello@whichsetup.com — corrections, disagreements and “this pick is wrong because…” are all welcome, and we log changes with dates when we act on them.
There’s no personality channel here and no host. Trust is supposed to come fromthe framework being public, the picks being auditable, and the re-check schedule being kept.
How a page gets made
- Pick a decision people are genuinely stuck on, and confirm we can cover it honestly
- Build the short list and score it against the public framework
- Write the routes — who each pick suits, and who should skip it
- Check every fact, score and link against sources before it publishes
- Re-check it on schedule, and log what changed
Our guides are drafted with AI assistance from public sources: manufacturer specs, retailer listings and published reviews. The site’s owner approves each one before it goes live. We don’t run lab tests.
What we won’t do
- Claim lab tests we didn’t run, or post staged “testing” photos
- Run paid ads that link to Amazon
- Let commission influence the order of picks on a page
- Publish a category we can’t keep current
- Make health or medical claims to justify a product
Making money
As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. That costs you nothing extra and it does not change our rankings — thescoring page explains exactly where it does and doesn’t apply, and the disclosure page covers the legal detail.