Pricing Advice?-Credit wiping

Have you actually sold this service for $7,000?

If you have, then it's a price you can get.

I would check on other services that offer the same thing. See what they charge. You can charge more if you offer a money back guarantee with minimum changes in credit scores.

Who are you targeting? Who buys credit repair services? Are you targeting wealthy people that have declared bankruptcy? ...Is it just people who don't pay their bills?

Are you requiring the $7,000 up front? Do you think people with bad credit have a credit card that still has $7,000 available on it? If you finance it, remember that all your clients have proven that they don't pay their bills.

Do you think you'll find affiliates that would sell a $7,000 product? And no matter how much you pay them, what if the client wants their money back? Are you able to pay it all back yourself?

A quick Google search shows services at about $59 a month....with a guarantee.

Can you show that your service is 120 times better?

Hey Claude,

Thanks for your reply!

Yes, we have sold it for $7,000 and was even able to land 2 at $10,000, however, my partner is of the high quantity is always better mentality. I think high quantities would unnecessarily raise our cost of doing business and force us to expand personnel just to keep up instead of keeping costs reasonable, which is still a lot right now anyways.

Our targets are currently the mortgage industry with clients that are turned away only due to their credit score/history, and industries where they can roll the cost of our services into the loan(s) they couldn't qualify for before, such as home improvement loans, etc.

Mortgage industry clients pay up front, cost rolling loans are 50% upfront from the company selling the product/services and the remaining 50% after the client is funded.

Great insights on the affiliates-I think we probably won't branch out that direction, though if we did, and a client wanted a refund, any earned commissions on the refunded amount would be deducted from the affiliate's balance but the client would still get their refund from us.

While google shows low cost monthly credit repair solutions (your Lexington Laws of the world) they definitely don't get all of your negatives deleted from your credit report, and most certainly not in 90 days or anything shorter.

I do have definitive results demonstrating that our services back up our claims; we have pages of ~100 point score increases in roughly 30 days (31/32 days here and there) along with pages from the bureaus stating they have deleted the information from the credit report, including inquiries, credit cards, personal loans, repos, etc. We've taken people who started in the mid 500s and brought them to the mid 700s after they were done in roughly 30 days.

If any other company can really do that, especially for a $59/mo price point, I don't know why anyone suffers with bad credit. However, the monthly credit repair you find on google is meant to keep you on a monthly subscription, not to truly produce results like we can.

While I understand people will search for low cost credit solutions, in my experience that only produces low quality results. There will always be people okay with low quality results, because hey, it's a result, and that's fine, they just aren't who we're targeting.


Again, thanks for your insights Claude