FairRate CanadaHow FairRate makes money
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How FairRate Canada makes money

Short answer

FairRate Canada makes money from optional consumer-paid reports after the free checker. It does not sell borrower information to banks, brokers, or lenders.

Rate Fairness Report

CA$24

A written fairness verdict, benchmark comparison, cost-gap estimate, negotiation questions, and copy/paste lender email.

Full Renewal Decision Report

CA$49

Adds switch-vs-stay analysis, term strategy notes, prepayment and penalty warning checklists, broker quote checklist, phone script, and before-you-sign checklist.

The free checker comes first. A paid report is optional and is meant for borrowers who want a written explanation before responding to a lender renewal offer.

FairRate’s incentive is to help the consumer understand the offer. It is not a lender-referral funnel and does not depend on a borrower applying for a mortgage through a partner.

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