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How NexMaxo makes money

NexMaxo is free to use. We keep it that way with advertising and affiliate links — and we're upfront about both.

Last updated: 24 June 2026

The short version

You never pay us anything. The site is funded two ways: display advertising (e.g. Google AdSense) and affiliate links — where, if you open an account or product after clicking certain links, the provider may pay us a referral fee. Neither one changes what our calculators compute or how we rank or describe a product.

What an affiliate link is

Some links on NexMaxo — typically an “Open account”, “Apply”, “Compare offers” or “Check eligibility” button — are affiliate links. If you click one and go on to open the account or take the product, the bank, broker or insurer may pay us a commission. It costs you nothing extra, and you get the same terms you'd get going directly. These links are always marked as sponsored in the page code (rel="sponsored") and are visibly labelled where they appear.

Our promise: money never bends the numbers

  • •Calculators are pure maths. Every result comes from a standard, stated formula and your inputs — an advertiser can't change a single rupee of it.
  • •Comparisons and “best of” lists are decided by the facts. We rank on fees, features, rates and who you're likely to actually qualify for — not on who pays us the most. We'll happily list, and recommend, a product we earn nothing from.
  • •Rates and product facts are sourced and dated. See our methodology and editorial policy.
  • •No fake anything. We don't publish invented statistics, fake testimonials, or “100% best” claims to push a link.

Affiliate networks we may use

Rather than sign a contract with every bank, we may route affiliate links through aggregators such as Cuelinks, alongside direct programs run by individual banks, brokers, insurers and issuers. The provider on the other end is always the actual product you're looking at.

This is information, not advice

Everything here is general, educational information and factual comparison — not personalised financial, investment, tax or insurance advice, and we are not a SEBI-registered investment adviser. Read our disclaimer, and consult a qualified, registered adviser before any decision that matters.

Questions

Spot something that looks biased, or want to know whether a specific link is affiliated? Email hello@nexmaxo.com— we'll tell you straight.