Offer credit dispute help to your clients, under your firm name
Your clients already trust you with their finances. Expunge lets you add credit report review and dispute letters to what you offer, for one flat monthly price.
How it works
- Step 1Set up your firmCreate a firm account, add your firm name and logo, and choose monthly or the annual license.
- Step 2Send your invite linkShare one link with clients by email or text, or at the end of a tax appointment.
- Step 3Clients upload their reportExpunge reads their credit report, flags possible errors and drafts dispute letters they mail themselves.
- Step 4Track every clientYour dashboard shows each client, which items they disputed and what the bureaus said back.
Why firms add it
Where it fits in your season
When a client mentions a denied loan or a confusing report, hand them your invite link.
Add the link to your post-season thank-you so clients have a next step.
Clients who joined keep using your branded portal, so your name stays in front of them.
Firm licensing
Sold to businesses only. Your clients never pay Expunge.
For a single firm or office.
- Up to 50 active clients from your invite link
- Your firm name and logo on client pages
- Dashboard with every client and their disputes
- Report review and letter drafting
- Follow-up tracking and reminders
- Email support
Everything in Firm Monthly for one flat yearly fee. Two months free.
- Up to 100 active clients
- Everything else in Firm Monthly
- One payment a year, no monthly charges
- Pay by card or by invoice
- Priority onboarding call
For networks, franchises and companies that want to run it under their own brand or own a copy outright.
- Client seats sized to your volume
- Multiple offices under one account
- Your own domain and brand
- Source-code license or outright purchase
- Setup and handover support
When you offer credit dispute help to your clients, your firm is the credit services provider. Federal law (the Credit Repair Organizations Act) and many state laws apply, including rules against charging clients before the work is done and, in some states, registration or a bond. Expunge sells software to your firm, does not provide credit services to consumers and does not give legal advice. Your firm is responsible for its own compliance. Talk to an attorney about the rules in your state before you offer this to clients.