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Affiliate disclosure.
How BonusPrimer plans to make money, and why that will not change what we recommend.
BonusPrimer does not earn money from any link today. We have no affiliate partnerships yet, and every apply button goes to the bank’s or card issuer’s own page. We plan to fund the site through affiliate programs, which pay a commission when a reader applies through a link on this site and is approved. This page explains how that will work, so you can weigh our recommendations with the full picture, and it will be updated the day that changes.
How commissions would work
An affiliate link carries a tracking code from the affiliate network. If you apply through such a link and are approved within a window set by the advertiser (commonly 30–45 days), the site receives a fixed commission, usually tens to a few hundred dollars per approved application. Until a program approves us, no link on this site carries such a code.
How commissions don’t work
- We are never paid to mention a product.
- Commission rates never determine what appears on the site or where.
- We do not have a “partner” section where paying companies get better placement.
- We disclose the same information about every product, affiliate or not.
Affiliate partners
None yet. When a program approves BonusPrimer, it will be listed here, and links that pay a commission will be marked as such.
Your rights
You never pay more because of a link on this site. The rate, fee, and bonus are the same as applying directly on the issuer’s site, and you are always free to find the product there yourself.
Not financial advice
Nothing on BonusPrimer constitutes financial, tax, or legal advice. Everything is general educational information. For decisions with a meaningful financial impact, please talk to a qualified professional who knows your complete situation.
This disclosure complies with the United States Federal Trade Commission’s guidelines on endorsements and testimonials (16 CFR Part 255).