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How much is Basic Credit Repair?
The published Basic Credit Repair package price is $2,000. No credit-repair fee is due at booking or collected before permitted by applicable law.
How much is Premier Credit Repair?
The published Premier Credit Repair package price is $2,500. It adds credit-structure planning and funding-readiness preparation to the Basic service.
What is credit structuring?
Credit structuring is a planning process that reviews utilization, timing, account mix, existing obligations and future applications against a stated goal. It does not guarantee a score or approval.
How does the business funding fee work?
Business funding support is separate. If funding is obtained and accepted, the service fee is 10% of the gross funds actually disbursed and is due after disbursement under a separate written agreement. No fee is owed on a denial or unaccepted offer.
Can NDR remove every negative item?
No. Accurate, current and verifiable negative information cannot be removed merely because it is unfavorable. A dispute must be connected to a good-faith concern about accuracy, completeness, duplication, age or identity.
Does NDR guarantee a credit score or funding approval?
No. NDR does not guarantee deletions, score increases, approvals, funding amounts, rates, terms or timing. Credit bureaus, information providers and funding providers make independent decisions.