About Bonzivo
Who is behind Bonzivo, how the reviews are made and how the site pays for itself.
Who runs Bonzivo
Bonzivo is run by Andrey Rudakov, an IT entrepreneur for more than 10 years, based in Almaty, Kazakhstan. He started the site and is responsible for what it publishes.
Found a mistake, an outdated price or a bonus that no longer works? Have a question about the site? Write to him on Telegram: t.me/andreyrudakov1
Why this site exists
Bonzivo exists to help people find useful online services. Each review explains what a service does, who it suits and what it costs, so you can compare plans and choose what fits you — and start with a sign-up bonus or discount where the provider offers one.
How we review services
- Facts come from the provider's own website, pricing pages and terms. The bonus you get through our link comes from our partner dashboard with that provider.
- Every review shows the date its facts were checked and lists the sources they came from, so you can verify them yourself.
- Every review includes honest cons and limits — region restrictions, identity checks, plan caps — not just the strengths.
- Prices and bonuses change. When we learn that a price or bonus has changed, we update the review and its checked date.
- We don't invent ratings, user counts, testimonials or “we tested it” claims. If a fact can't be backed by a source, it stays off the page.
How the site makes money
The sign-up links on this site are affiliate links. If you sign up or buy through one, the provider may pay us a commission. That is how the site pays for itself.
It costs you nothing extra: the price is the same as going to the provider directly, and bonuses and terms are set by the provider, not by us.
A commission doesn't buy a place on the site or a kinder review. What a review says comes from the provider's own terms, not from how much we earn.
What we don't publish
No casinos, sports betting or other gambling offers, and no adult offers — in any language.
Some services are legal in one country and restricted in another. That is why some reviews are not published in some languages, and in some countries the sign-up button is replaced with a note that the offer isn't available there. Pages about crypto, trading and other risky products carry risk warnings.