Who we help
Built for Businesses That Sell to Businesses.
If another business owes your company money, we may be able to help. These are the sectors where past-due commercial invoices show up most often.
START MY FREE RECOVERY REVIEWWho 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.
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
