CreditDIY is a credit repair software that helps you improve your credit score by repairing issues across all three major bureaus—TransUnion, Experian, and Equifax. It offers a step-by-step process for disputing errors and managing your credit independently. The platform provides tools and resources to guide you through the credit restoration process, with options for a one-time onboarding fee and monthly re-challenges for further improvement.
Offers tools and resources to help you repair your own credit without hiring a professional service.
Allows users to negotiate terms with creditors to improve credit standings.
Helps maintain good standing of existing accounts to stabilize credit score.
Utilizes online tools to automate and facilitate the credit repair process.
The platform handles everything from disputing negative credit items to monitoring progress on behalf of the user, simplifying the credit repair process.
Challenges all three credit reporting agencies to dispute negative accounts and reverse them to positive status such as 'paid as agreed.'
Focuses on converting closed accounts appearing as repossessions and other negative statuses to positive ones.
Fights to remove collections from credit reports, including evictions, medical, utilities, etc.
Examines public records for issues like bankruptcy, tax liens, and child support, offering a comprehensive analysis of personal reports.
Analyzes credit reports for data that might not be shown in recent consumer reports, going years back for a thorough examination.
Credit-DIY.com provides an AI-powered platform that automates the credit repair process, including disputing inaccurate information on your credit report.
A recurring monthly fee of $50 will be charged for continued use of the service until the credit repair process is completed or cancelled.
Upon signing up, users will be charged a one-time fee of $299.
Users can cancel their subscription at any time by emailing support@credit-diy.com. Cancellations will take effect at the end of the current billing cycle, with no refunds for services already rendered.
Automatically generates personalized dispute letters to resolve credit report issues.
Provides actionable insights and improvements on credit scores.
Once set up, the system works autonomously to monitor and improve credit scores.
Uses automated processes to resolve credit disputes quickly, saving time by handling communication with creditors.
Provides a breakdown of your credit score components and insights on how to improve each area.
Monitors your credit across all three major bureaus (TransUnion, Experian, Equifax) and alerts you to any changes or issues.
Offers custom strategies based on your unique credit profile to help you build or repair your credit score.
Offers tailored plans to improve credit scores based on individual user needs.
Provides learning resources and guides to help users understand credit scores and credit management.
Helps users to identify and file disputes with credit agencies regarding incorrect information.
Allows users to track changes in their credit scores and receive alerts for suspicious activity.
Provides automated support and personalized tips for better credit management.
Facilitates easier communication and dispute processes with credit bureaus.
Helps users improve their credit scores with a focus on removing inaccuracies and optimizing credit report factors.
Assists in removing inaccurate or unverifiable debts from credit reports.
Provides updates on credit score changes and the impact of credit repair efforts.
Identify and challenge inaccuracies in your credit report to correct them, potentially improving your credit score.
Develop a structured plan tailored to your financial situation to systematically address and improve credit issues.
Establish clear objectives for what you want to achieve in terms of credit improvement.
Outline a detailed process for tackling credit issues over time, focusing on actionable steps and timelines.
Develop a realistic budget that enables consistent debt repayment to improve credit standing.
Utilize strategies like debt snowball or avalanche to pay off debts systematically.
Identify which debts to prioritize and focus on for faster credit improvement.
Communicate effectively with creditors to possibly reduce interest rates or settle debts.
Adopt consistent financial behaviors that support ongoing credit health, like timely payments.
Recognize how new credit inquiries can affect your score and plan applications carefully.
Gain access to a primary cardholder’s credit account to potentially benefit from their good credit practices.
Utilize secured credit cards responsibly to build or rebuild your credit score.
Keep credit utilization low to positively influence your credit score.
Track credit improvements over time to stay engaged and motivated.
Leverage available tools to regularly monitor changes in your credit score.