How we verify every offer
Credit pages have a trust problem. Amounts change, programs close, and most sites never notice. This is what we do about it.
Every offer, on the official page
Someone on the team opens the provider's own program, pricing or docs page and checks the amount, the clock and who qualifies. The date next to "verified" is the day that check passed. If a trial can be claimed, we claim it on a test account and watch what the console actually does.
Changes land the same day
Providers move credit amounts and program rules a few times a year, usually without announcing it. When an official page changes, the offer gets updated or marked expired within a business day, and the change goes into the program changelog with the source.
Only what the provider itself hands out
Trials, bonus credits, startup and research programs, free tiers, official discounts. Never resold or transferred credits, never "pre-loaded" keys, never accounts. A submission that reads like credit trading gets refused before a human even sees it.
Reader submissions get the same treatment
An offer sent in by a reader goes through the same check on the official source before it appears. Personal referral links that a program forbids sharing in public don't make it through.
Commissions don't touch the order
Offers are ordered by value and by how recently we checked them. Nobody can pay for a higher spot, and a provider with no affiliate program at all is listed exactly like one that pays us.
Every offer on CloudAPIcredits was checked on the official source on the date next to it. If one doesn't work for you, tell us and we'll re-check it within a business day. Full terms are in the verification promise.