Our Pricing
We can’t give you an honest price until we understand your credit.
And that’s good for you. Every credit report is different, so we review your situation first, determine whether we can meaningfully help, and only then recommend the right plan and price.
Know before you commit.
You won’t be pushed into a generic package or asked to pay for work you don’t need. If we don’t believe our service is a good fit, we’ll tell you before you spend the money.
Four things to know about our pricing
Your mechanic doesn’t quote you until he looks under the hood. That’s how we work, too.
Before we recommend a plan or price, we take a close look at your credit reports to understand what’s actually there and whether our service is a good fit. Many credit repair companies sign clients up first and review the details later; we’d rather do the deep dive up front, because if we don’t think we can meaningfully help, we don’t want you wasting your money.
Getting the help you need may be more affordable than you think.
Many credit repair companies spread the work out, addressing only a few accounts at a time—which can extend the process and increase the total cost. We take a more aggressive approach, going after everything we can as early as we can. Our program lasts a maximum of 6 months, with most programs ranging from $600 to $2,000.
We offer a guarantee. You have complete peace of mind
Our guarantee puts accountability behind the work we do. If you fulfill your responsibilities under the program and we are unable to get a single incorrect, unverifiable, obsolete, or duplicate item corrected or deleted during your 180-day program, you may request a refund under the terms of your agreement.
A little invested in your credit can matter a lot when you borrow.
Whether you’re trying to qualify for a mortgage, finance a car, or secure a better interest rate, the condition of your credit can have a significant financial impact. For example, on a $350,000, 30-year mortgage, a difference of just 0.5% in interest can add up to nearly $42,000 over the life of the loan. Improving your credit can put you in a better position when lenders determine your terms.