Site terms
Terms of use
These terms explain the intended use of Startup Edit’s public guides, tools, calculators and partner-offer pages. By using the site, you agree to use it responsibly and check primary sources before making consequential decisions.
Last reviewed: 12 August 2026
Educational content, not personal advice
Startup Edit provides general UK-focused editorial information and practical tools. It does not provide legal, tax, accounting, credit, banking, investment or financial advice tailored to your circumstances. Do not rely on a guide or calculator as the only basis for a material decision; obtain professional advice where appropriate.
Accuracy and updates
We work to keep content useful and current, but laws, public guidance, product features, rates, eligibility rules and promotional offers can change. Content is supplied without a promise that it is complete, error-free or current at the time you read it. Check the linked source or provider terms before acting.
Tools and generated outputs
Calculators, templates and generators are provided as convenience tools. You are responsible for checking your inputs, outputs and final documents. Startup Edit is not responsible for loss arising from a calculation, template or generated output being used without independent checking.
External links and partner offers
External links lead to third-party websites controlled by their operators. Any application, account, credit, product, reward, transaction or contract is between you and that provider. Startup Edit does not control approval decisions, product terms, reward fulfilment or third-party service availability.
Some links are advertising or affiliate links. Please read our affiliate disclosure and the current provider terms before engaging with an offer.
Acceptable use
You may use the site for lawful personal or business research. You must not disrupt the site, attempt to bypass security controls, scrape it in a manner that harms availability, misrepresent Startup Edit content, or use generated material in a way that violates the law or another party’s rights.