You never pay. Here is who does.
Money sites that hide their business model are asking you to guess whose side they are on. So here is ours, in full, in plain English.
Updated July 18, 2026The one-paragraph version
Bremo is free. Some of the banks and financial products we cover pay Bremo a commission when a reader opens an account through our links. That commission is the entire business model, it costs you nothing, and it does not buy a ranking, a recommendation, or a softer review.
How a commission actually happens
You read a Bremo page about an offer. Free, no account needed, no paywall.
If the offer suits you, you click through to the provider using our link.
You open the account on the provider's own site, on the provider's own terms.
The provider pays Bremo a commission. Your bonus and your fees are exactly the same either way.
Some pages also show a partner banner. Those banners run through the same affiliate links described above, and a banner being on a page does not change what the page says about any product.
What partners get, and what they cannot buy
What a paying partner gets
- A commission-tracked link when readers choose to open an account.
- Accurate coverage of their offer, verified against their own published terms.
- The same fact-checking everyone else gets.
What no partner can buy
- A ranking. Order is never for sale.
- A recommendation. We do not do paid placements dressed up as picks.
- Removal or softening of criticism.
- An inflated bonus figure. Numbers come from the provider's own terms, not from a sales pitch.
Not every product we cover pays us. Some of the offers listed on Bremo earn us nothing at all, and they get listed anyway when the offer is worth knowing about. If we only showed products that paid, the tracker would be useless, and a useless tracker earns nothing from anyone.
Why you can check this instead of trusting it
- Every figure is verified against the provider's own published terms, per our editorial policy.
- Automated monitors recheck figures across the site every 30 minutes.
- When we get something wrong, it goes in the public corrections log, dated, permanently.
- One named person, Allastair Voss, is accountable for every page. He is not a licensed financial advisor, and nothing on Bremo is personalized financial advice.
Questions about any of this? Email hello@bremo.io.