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Credit Season / How we compare

VISIBLE RULES

A comparison
you can question.

See what is included, what determines the order, what remains unknown and where each link takes you.

A selected Leadgid panel

Credit Season currently covers the 13 South African offers supplied from the Leadgid account. This is a selected commercial panel, not the whole market. The affiliate offers and tracking links still await activation.

Two comparisons with different journeys

Short-term loans show direct lenders. Personal loans show matching services, which collect an enquiry and look for a lender. A matching service does not itself make the final credit decision.

How the order works

Within each comparison, eligible listings follow the supplied Leadgid earnings-per-lead order. Filters first remove providers whose published amount or confirmed term does not fit. EPL is a publisher performance metric; it does not measure price, service quality, safety or an individual’s approval chance.

Published information is not a quotation

Headline amounts and periods describe a provider’s public range. They do not mean every combination is available or that you qualify. Where complete comparable pricing is unavailable, Credit Season says “Quotation needed” instead of estimating it.

Why provider type matters

A direct lender assesses an application and provides the loan. A matching service may share an enquiry with its panel. The provider card and detail page identify that difference before a visitor submits contact details.

How Credit Season may earn money

When Leadgid activates an offer and its tracking link is installed, a qualifying action may earn Credit Season a commission. Active links will be labelled. The commission does not change the lender quotation, but commercial performance can affect display order.

Corrections and updates

Each provider page names its source and review date. Public terms and affiliate performance can change, so the panel, descriptions and order need scheduled checks. A published NCR number should still be checked in the regulator’s register.

Independent checks

Method prepared 5 September 2026.