Two editors, named and accountable.

The editorial team, and how the work gets made.

everycity.guide is published by Kings Hospitality LLC and produced by its two founding editors. We score 5,000 cities across 28 axes and we hold the editorial line by keeping the count of editors who can change a number to two. Every numerical claim on the atlas can be traced to a named editor, a primary source, and a date stamp. The methodology page walks the scoring axes; the about page walks the mission, the company, and the editorial voice.

The structural review cycle reads every published page once a quarter against the most recent Numbeo, Mercer, OECD, World Bank, and EIU data drop. The corrections queue runs off reader email at the central contact form and is read directly by the editors.

Two founders, split 50 / 50.

How a page becomes a page.

Every published page on everycity.guide passes through five gates. First, the data ingestion gate: every numerical claim references a primary source from the Numbeo, Mercer, OECD, World Bank, EIU, WHO, Speedtest, Glassdoor, Levels.fyi, or relevant national tax authority data set, dated and logged. Second, the editorial voice gate: American English, numbers always specific, no tourism brochure tone. Third, the internal linking gate: every city, comparison, and ranking links to its page. Fourth, the review gate: a second editor reads the page before publication. Fifth, the freshness gate: the quarterly cycle re reads every page against the newest data drop and stamps the update date. Read the full standard on the methodology page.