Four sites.
One rule: ranked by math.
Savings rates, credit cards, credit building and loan rates — each with its own independent comparison site, all running on one scoring engine. Every product is ranked by verifiable numbers: APY, APR, fees, rewards, real cost. No institution has ever paid to be included or ranked higher in any of them.
Counts are live: products currently ranked on a network site, and the distinct institutions and lenders behind them.
Each site is independent and goes deep on one thing. They share a scoring engine, a methodology, and the rule that rankings are never for sale.
Whatever you are comparing, the ranking was produced the same way.
One scoring engine sits under all four sites.
It is built and published by ByTheMath, and it is compensation-blind: compensation is not an input to any score, so the dataset is the same whether or not a site earns from a link — that separation is the whole point. The same structured, compensation-blind dataset behind these rankings is available to license for comparison tools, budgeting apps and AI assistants that need financial data nobody paid to tilt.