CreditRadar

AI providers hand out free credits, trial balances and short promotions, and the terms differ from one to the next. Keeping track means checking a lot of pages and reading the conditions each time. CreditRadar's home page says it researches these offers and checks their conditions, so you don't have to look every day.

The site is organised by deals, providers and categories, with separate Campus and Startup areas. There's also a form for reporting a deal you've found.

Most of the service runs by email. There are four newsletters, and you pick the ones you want. Weekly covers the deals of the week, and Flash handles the time-critical promotions. Campus carries offers for study and school, while Startup is about credits for founders.

All four are free and can be combined. Sign-up starts with a confirmation email, and the site says you can unsubscribe at any time.

The transparency page opens with a rule for itself: monetisation must not replace or hide the checking of a deal. CreditRadar may use affiliate links on individual offers, and the same page promises this will be marked on the deal page when a commission can arise, and that it costs the reader nothing extra. It adds that newsletter issues or placements may be sponsored in future.

The legal notice names Robert Senkowsky as the operator, a sole proprietorship based in Innsbruck, Austria. According to the privacy page, the site is delivered through Cloudflare, with Cloudflare Turnstile protecting its forms from bots.

Everything is in German, so other readers will need browser translation. If you read German and want to hear about free AI credits without hunting for them, the Weekly newsletter is an easy place to start.