Advertising disclosure

This Advertising Disclosure explains how Credit Plainly handles partner links, sponsored options, affiliate tracking, and editorial independence. It is designed to make monetization visible and understandable, not to hide it in a footer.

Current monetization status

CreditPlainly is operated by LEGITIME DOMAINS d.o.o., Ulica Stjepana Gradića 1, 10010 Zagreb, Croatia.

Credit Plainly has infrastructure for partner and affiliate links. Some credit repair pages may display a sponsored option when the offer is enabled, route-eligible, and labeled in context. Many guides, tools, resources, and legal pages do not display partner offers. If an offer appears, it should be labeled near the offer itself.

What partner links mean

Some links, phone calls, search tools, or offer cards may compensate the operator when a user clicks, calls, submits information, signs up, or purchases a third-party service. Partner links may include tracking parameters so the partner or affiliate network can attribute traffic. Compensation can create potential conflicts, so disclosures must be visible and written plainly.

Where disclosures appear

• This page explains the site-wide advertising policy.
• Footer links point to this disclosure, but footer disclosure alone is not enough for context-sensitive offers.
• Sponsored or partner offer cards should include visible labels such as "Sponsored option", "Partner link", "Advertising disclosure", or similar clear language.
• Offer cards should link back to this disclosure where practical.

Editorial independence

Compensation does not justify unsupported claims. Credit Plainly should not promise credit score increases, credit approvals, dispute outcomes, deletion of accurate negative information, or guaranteed repair results. Guides and reviews should still explain limits, tradeoffs, and situations where a paid service may not fit.

Reviews, rankings, and methodology

If Credit Plainly publishes review-style pages or rankings, the review should explain what was evaluated and should link to the review methodology. If a page is an educational explainer rather than a ranked review, it should not imply that products were tested or ranked when they were not.

Trials, fees, subscriptions, and cancellation

Third-party terms can change. If a partner has trial pricing, renewal terms, cancellation rules, eligibility limits, or fees, users should read the partner's current terms before signing up. Credit Plainly does not control partner pricing, billing cadence, cancellation handling, refunds, approvals, or service decisions.

Link attributes

Outbound affiliate links should use appropriate attributes such as rel="sponsored nofollow noopener noreferrer" where applicable. The site uses helper components for affiliate links and sponsored options so this behavior can be handled consistently.

What to report

If you see a partner link, offer card, phone CTA, or product recommendation that seems to be missing a clear disclosure, please tell us through the contact page or by email at contact@creditplainly.com.