What we recover
Commercial Balances Owed by Other Businesses.
Our recovery work is strictly business-to-business: past-due invoices and commercial receivables owed to your company by another company.
START MY FREE RECOVERY REVIEWPast-due commercial invoices
Single invoices or an entire aging bucket that another business has not paid on agreed terms.
Commercial accounts receivable
Older A/R that internal follow-up has not resolved, including accounts where the customer has stopped responding entirely.
Unpaid purchase orders and contract balances
Delivered goods, completed work, progress billings, change orders and final balances left outstanding by a business customer.
Service and subscription balances
Recurring commercial billings, retainers and service agreements where a business account has fallen behind.
What we don't handle
- —Consumer or personal debt
- —Credit repair or credit reporting disputes
- —Debt consolidation or debt relief
- —Consumer financial services of any kind
How Much Are You Owed?
Check whether your unpaid invoices may qualify for recovery.
Approximately how much are you owed?
Timing
When Is It Time to Stop Chasing?
Six situations where a past-due commercial account is usually ready for professional recovery.
30+ Days Past Due
The customer repeatedly promises payment but doesn't pay.
60+ Days Past Due
Emails and calls are increasingly ignored.
90+ Days Past Due
Internal collection attempts have failed.
Customer Stopped Responding
Communication has gone completely silent.
Payment Dispute
The customer is delaying payment or creating repeated excuses.
Multiple Old Invoices
A significant amount of A/R is sitting unpaid.
Waiting usually doesn't make an old invoice easier to collect.
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How Much Cash Is Sitting in Your A/R?
Move the sliders to see illustrative outcomes on a past-due balance. These figures are examples, not projections.
If 25% recovered
$25,000
If 50% recovered
$50,000
Your input: 50%
$50,000
Illustrative example only. Actual recovery results vary by account, documentation, invoice age and jurisdiction. No recovery percentage is promised, projected or guaranteed.
Trapped working capital
That cash was already earned by your business.
Every past-due invoice on your aging report is money that could be funding payroll, inventory, equipment or growth. A specialist can review which of your accounts are worth pursuing and which approach fits each one.
Included with every account we accept
Professional Handling, Not Just Another Phone Call.
Every commercial account we take on is worked through the same disciplined process. Availability of individual steps depends on the account, the documentation and the jurisdiction.
Account review and documentation check
We read the invoices, contract, purchase orders and correspondence before any contact is made.
Debtor location research
Where a business has moved, rebranded or gone quiet, we work to identify the responsible party and a current point of contact.
Structured written and verbal demand
A documented sequence of professional notices and calls, not scattered one-off chasing.
Business and payment background
Where available, a picture of the debtor's business standing and payment behavior informs how the account is worked.
Dispute handling
Stalling tactics and repeat excuses are documented and answered, so a dispute stops being a reason not to pay.
Escalation options
If pre-legal recovery stalls, we discuss further options with you before anything escalates. Nothing happens without your authorization.
Comparison
Stop Chasing. Start Recovering.
Handling Collections Internally
- —Employee time wasted
- —Repeated calls and emails
- —Awkward customer conversations
- —Inconsistent follow-up
- —Old invoices keep aging
- —Cash remains trapped
Professional Commercial Recovery
- ✓Structured recovery process
- ✓Experienced account handling
- ✓Consistent follow-up
- ✓Professional communication
- ✓No upfront recovery fee
- ✓Your team stays focused on running the business
Who we help
Built for Businesses That Sell to Businesses.
If another business owes your company money, we may be able to help.
FAQ
Questions, Answered Plainly.
How much does commercial debt recovery cost?+
Qualifying commercial accounts are handled on a contingency basis. There is no upfront recovery fee, and any applicable fee is deducted according to your signed service agreement after money is successfully recovered. Your specific fee terms are confirmed in writing before any account is worked.
Do I pay if you don't collect?+
Under the contingency model for qualifying accounts, a recovery fee applies only to qualifying funds that are successfully collected. If nothing is recovered on those accounts, no recovery fee is earned. Costs and exceptions, if any, are defined in the signed service agreement.
What types of debt do you collect?+
Commercial business-to-business obligations only — past-due invoices and commercial accounts receivable owed by other businesses. We do not handle consumer debt, personal debt, credit repair or debt consolidation.
How old can an invoice be?+
Eligibility depends on the age of the invoice, the supporting documentation, the applicable jurisdiction and the circumstances of the account. Older invoices are often still reviewable, but waiting generally does not make an account easier to collect.
Will this damage my relationship with my customer?+
Accounts are handled with professional, relationship-conscious communication and the goal of resolving payment without unnecessary confrontation. We cannot promise that a customer relationship will be unaffected — that also depends on your customer's conduct.
What documents do I need?+
Typically invoices, contracts, purchase orders, account statements, relevant email correspondence, proof of delivery and payment history. If some documentation is missing, a specialist can advise on what is workable.
Your Business Earned It. Now Let's Help You Collect It.
Find out whether your unpaid commercial invoices qualify for professional recovery.
No upfront recovery fee • No obligation • Commercial accounts only
