Partners

This is every business that pays CarVerdict anything, what they receive, and the date they were added. If a business is not named here, it is not paying us and nothing on the site is placed for it.

Last reviewed 23 September 2026.

Who is on this list

No partners yet, as of 23 September 2026. This list changes the day one is added, and the change is dated here.

There is nothing on the calculator to click through to, no advertising anywhere on the site, and no arrangement waiting in a drawer to be switched on. The result surface reads this same file before it is allowed to show anybody a partner button, so an empty list is not a claim, it is the reason the buttons are not there.

What being on this list does not buy

A partner pays for a reader who chose to go to them. They are not buying anything else, and these are the things that are not for sale at any price:

  • No number on this site moves because of a partner. The tax rules, the insurance estimate, the rate band and the verdict come from the dated figures on the assumptions page and from nowhere else.
  • No paid placement inside a result. Where a partner appears, it says so in the same size type as everything around it.
  • No ranking, no scoring and no ordering is sold. A partner appears because their category is useful at that point in the decision, not because they paid more than somebody else.
  • Nothing about you is sent to anybody by us unless you have asked for it on a screen that named the business. Clicking through to a partner opens their own site in a new tab; whatever you tell them, you tell them on their form. The link carries no part of your scenario, and the registry format refuses one that tries to.
  • Asking CarVerdict for your own buying report is not a referral, and it never becomes one.

What happens if you apply

Some next steps are a link: you go to the partner’s own site and fill in their form, and we never see any of it. Where we can make the introduction ourselves, you get a screen on this site first. It names the business, gives its legal name, and asks three separate questions before anything about you moves:

  • May we share the details you have given us, including your income, employment, credit self-assessment, budget and vehicle preferences, with that named business.
  • Do you agree to be contacted about vehicles and financing by us and by them, by email, phone, automated call and text. That one carries the STOP and unsubscribe wording, because a text message and an email are both governed by it.
  • Separately and optionally, do you want car-buying tips and rate updates from CarVerdict. This one is not required for anything and is not allowed to affect the other two.

None of the three is ticked for you. The first two are the only ones required, and without both of them nothing is stored and nothing is sent. There is no version of this where a business is introduced to you as an unnamed partner: the consent wording is built around the name above, so with this list empty there is nobody to name and the screen does not exist. The wording is versioned, and the version and the exact sentences you were shown are kept with your record so we can say later what you actually agreed to.

Changing your mind is one email to the Privacy Officer, and we pass the withdrawal on to the partner as well. The route is on the privacy page.

How a business gets on this list

Adding a partner is an edit to one file, and the file is what the site reads. It has to carry the name a reader would recognise, the legal entity actually being paid, one plain sentence saying what they get, and the date. Without all four the site refuses to build, so there is no version of this where a partner is live and this page is out of date.

The link itself has to be an https address that carries none of your answers. Income, price, city, credit band, debt and down payment are yours, and a link off this site is the one place they could quietly leak, so the format rejects a link containing any of them rather than trusting whoever set it up.

Holding us to it

The date at the top of this page is the day the site last deployed, so it is the last moment this list could have changed. If you see a partner anywhere on the site who is not named above, that is a broken promise and worth telling us about at hamata.mike@gmail.com.

Why the business is built this way is on the how we make money page. What is collected about you, and what is not, is on the privacy page.