How Blooom is paid
Neither buys a higher position.
£44.99 a year, or £4.99 a month.
A provider may pay Blooom a fee when someone opens an account through its link. Every such link is marked.
How a marked row looks
"May pay us" means the provider may pay Blooom a fee if you open this account through the link. Its place in the list is the same either way. Illustrative row.
Within each kind of account, rates are sorted by rate, with who can open it and how you can take money out shown on the row. A fee never changes the order.
Providers don’t have to pay to appear. Payment never changes their ranking.
Free stays useful, for as long as you like.
No ads, and your data is never sold.
Mainly from Blooom+ subscriptions. Some links to providers may pay Blooom a fee when you open an account; each one says “May pay us” on its row. Lists are sorted by rate and nothing else, and Blooom never sells your data.
Yes. Free shows you where you stand: your accounts, net worth, projections, reminders and safety warnings. Blooom+ compares every easy access account you add, again each time you update, and shows in pounds what a change means.
No. Nobody pays to be on a Blooom list or to move up it. A higher rate that pays Blooom nothing still ranks first.
No. Blooom never sells your data.
Can we count visits to make Blooom better? We never sell what you do here.
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