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Credit, taught by the numbers.

CreditMaxer is a credit coaching app for people in the United States. It explains how a score is calculated, tracks the accounts you connect, and tells you the next move with the reasoning attached. It never acts for you.

Operated by
CreditMaxer LLC
Serves
United States
Platforms
Web, iOS, Android
On this page
  1. № 01What CreditMaxer does
  2. № 02What we hold to
  3. № 03How we make money
  4. № 04Who builds it
  5. № 05Reach us
№ 01

What CreditMaxer does

Most people learn credit by making mistakes with it. CreditMaxer exists so you can learn it first.

The app connects to your cards and loans, read-only, and turns them into one calendar: statement close dates, due dates, utilization on every card, and the windows when a limit-increase request is likely to land. From those numbers it builds a plan, then explains each step so you can decide whether to follow it. A simulator lets you rehearse a payoff or a new card before you commit, and an assistant answers questions with your actual figures.

The public side of the site needs no account. The Card Hub takes your estimated spend by category and ranks 1,709 cards by what they return after the annual fee. The credit-union directory lists the 20 largest U.S. credit unions by assets and shows which ones you can join.

№ 02

What we hold to

Your judgment, not ours

Every recommendation explains itself. You make the moves. Nothing in CreditMaxer pays a bill, opens an account, or submits an application for you.

Read-only, always

Bank connections run through Plaid and can only read balances and dates. Your bank login is entered with Plaid, never with us.

Consent is a switch

Score entry, account aggregation, and AI features are separate opt-ins. Turn any of them off whenever you like and the rest of the app keeps working.

Math instead of marketing

Cards are ranked by what they return on your spend, lenders by what you would pay. Whether an institution pays us is not an input to either.

Education, not repair

We do not dispute items, pull reports, or promise a score. We teach the system and show you your own numbers inside it.

№ 03

How we make money

CreditMaxer is free. Today no institution in the Card Hub or the Loan Hub pays us: every link goes straight to the institution’s own site. If we add links that can earn us a commission, they will be marked Sponsored where they appear.

Compensation will never change how anything is ranked or whether it appears. The full rules are in our Advertiser disclosure.

№ 04

Who builds it

CreditMaxer is made by CreditMaxer LLC, a small team in the United States. We write the coaching logic, verify every rate in our comparison tables against the lender’s own published information, and read the support inbox ourselves. The date next to a rate is the date one of us last checked it.

№ 05

Reach us

Email admin@creditmaxer.ai, or see the contact page for the right line for support, privacy requests, security reports, and partnerships.

CreditMaxer is an educational coaching tool. Nothing on this site or in the application is legal, financial, tax, or investment advice. We do not guarantee any credit score outcome.

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Learn how the credit system works, then make it work for you: the right card, the right payoff order, and the right moment to ask for more.

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