How much should I charge my clients? | Credit Repair Cloud Help Center (2024)

In the credit repair industry, one of the most common questions is, “How much should I charge for my services?” or “What pricing model should I use?” In this article, we’ll explore various strategies that have worked for others in the industry.

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There’s no single answer, as pricing can vary widely. However, many successful businesses focus on fair pricing, quality service, and creating happy clients who refer others.

Recurring revenue can be a strong foundation for long-term financial growth. A credit repair operation typically requires minimal overhead, such as a computer, software, and a proven process. The recurring nature of this business model can make it easier to scale. A recurring revenue business is like a subscription, where your customer pays every month. Like a cable bill or your cell phone bill.

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There are two most commonly used payment models in the credit repair industry:

Some businesses opt to charge a recurring monthly fee. Rates can range widely, with many businesses charging anywhere from $59 to $179 per month. An initial “first work fee” may be charged after setup, followed by a monthly fee after each month’s work is completed.

Another approach involves charging a fee for each successful deletion of negative items from a client’s credit report. This model often includes a setup fee and specific charges for each type of deletion.

When deciding on a billing model, consider it from the client’s perspective. Clients typically prefer a fee structure that is reasonable, affordable, and predictable. We encourage you to participate in discussions within our Facebook Community to see what has worked for others.

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