How BizCredX Makes Money
Affiliate Partnerships
BizCredX participates in affiliate marketing programs. This means that when you click certain links on our site and apply for a product or service, we may receive a commission at no additional cost to you.
Our primary affiliate relationships include:
- Business Credit Cards: Chase, American Express, Capital One, Brex, and other issuers
- Net-30 Vendors: Uline, Quill, Grainger, Summa Office Supplies, and others
- Business Formation: Northwest Registered Agent, ZenBusiness, and similar services
- Business Banking: Chase, Novo, Mercury, and other business bank accounts
- Financing Platforms: Revenue-based funding providers, inventory financing lenders, and business line of credit platforms
- Credit Monitoring: Dun & Bradstreet, Experian Business, Nav, and similar tools
How Affiliate Commissions Work
When you click an affiliate link, a tracking cookie is placed on your browser. If you complete an application or purchase within the cookie window (typically 30–90 days), the merchant pays us a commission. This does not increase your cost in any way.
Lead Generation
Some pages include lead-generation forms for business financing, SBA loans, or working capital. When you submit a form and are connected with a lender, we may receive a referral fee.
Digital Products
We sell digital products including the FBA Business Credit Blueprint and the 90-Day Business Credit Building Plan. These are owned revenue streams with no affiliate middleman.
Display Advertising
We run display ads through Google AdSense on select informational pages. Ad revenue is a minor component of our business model compared to affiliate and product revenue.
Our Promise to You
- We only recommend products we believe are genuinely useful for e-commerce sellers
- We do not accept payment for placement in our comparison tables or "best of" lists
- Our editorial team operates independently from our monetization team
- We disclose affiliate relationships clearly on every relevant page
If you have questions about our monetization practices, contact us.
This is informational, not financial advice. Vendor terms, card offers, and bureau reporting policies change, and a general guide can't account for your specific credit history or business situation. Confirm current terms directly with the issuer or vendor before applying. See our editorial policy for how we verify what we publish.