Choose the credit repair path that works best for you. Get started with credit repair, schedule a consultation, or learn how to take control of the process yourself with our DIY course.
Choose Your Path
Whether you want help from our team, prefer to speak with someone first, or want to learn the process yourself, choose the option that fits your needs.
Service
Get personalized guidance to understand your credit report, challenge inaccuracies, and create a clear path forward.
Investment
$250
Personalized credit review
Review your credit report item by item
Identify inaccurate or negative reporting
Create a clear dispute and action plan
Personalized support as you move forward
Build a clearer understanding of your credit and move forward with a personalized strategy.
Consultation
Have questions or want to discuss your situation before getting started? Schedule a consultation with the team to discuss your credit needs and available options.
Select an available time for your consultation.
Talk through your situation and goals.
Learn about the available next steps.
Speak with the team before deciding on your next step.
Self-Guided
Prefer to learn and handle the process yourself? Explore the DIY credit course and build your knowledge at your own pace.
Learn credit repair concepts and strategies.
Work through the material at your own pace.
Build your understanding of the credit repair process.
Learn at your own pace with a self-guided approach.
Some common questions, answered clearly so you know what to expect.
Yes. If the debt collector violates the FDCPA — such as communicating after being told to stop, reporting inaccurately, and more — you may be able to sue for up to $1,000 per case.
Most consumers don’t realize debt collectors break the law every day. We check your calls, letters, text messages, emails, reports, and account history to identify potential violations quickly.
If you’re being contacted, don’t panic — and don’t admit to anything. We help you review the case, request proper validation, identify violations, and determine if you may be owed compensation.
You only need the collection letter, screenshots, or any messages they’ve sent. We’ll guide you on anything else needed after reviewing your situation.
No. Identifying violations and disputing inaccurate information can help improve your report — not damage it.