Get Your Credit Good

Personal credit

Credit repair done carefully.

We review your reports from Equifax, Experian and TransUnion line by line, dispute what’s inaccurate, and keep you informed every month.

Credit repair

We analyze all three reports to find errors and inaccuracies, then dispute them with the bureaus and your creditors so your report reflects accurate information.

Monitoring & alerts

Real-time alerts for changes to your report help you catch problems early, and you get a fresh report as soon as you enroll.

Credit counseling

One-on-one sessions to understand how your score works and build habits that keep it healthy long after we’re done.

What we review

CollectionsLate paymentsCharge-offsLiensRepossessionsBankruptciesInquiriesStudent-loan lates

The dispute process

  1. 01

    Identify

    We review your reports with you and flag items that look inaccurate, outdated or unverifiable.

  2. 02

    Document

    We gather supporting documents — statements, payment confirmations, letters. We’ll tell you exactly what’s needed.

  3. 03

    Dispute

    We send disputes to the right bureau(s) and creditors with your documentation.

  4. 04

    Review

    Bureaus generally investigate within 30 days, verifying the information with the creditor or source.

  5. 05

    Results

    You receive the results and an updated report. We keep going month by month.

Programs

Evaluation alone $500 value

Evaluation + DIY Kit

$199

A full personal credit evaluation, our do-it-yourself repair guide and ready-to-send dispute letters.

  • Three-bureau report review
  • Step-by-step DIY repair guide
  • Dispute letter templates
  • Coaching on what to send first
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For 710+ personal scores

Corporate Credit Build

$5,000

Business credit building for owners whose personal credit is already strong — no personal repair needed.

  • Entity + credit-profile setup
  • Net-30/60/90 vendor accounts
  • Business credit-file building
  • Path to funding readiness
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