NDR Premier Solutions
Three clear service paths. Each one has a published price, defined scope and written limits. No deletion, score, approval, amount, rate or timeline is guaranteed.
Services and amounts
These are published service prices—not amounts due today. The final written agreement defines scope, timing, state notices and payment terms.
Credit repair
Built for people who need a clear, documented process for reviewing possible credit-report errors.
Credit repair + structuring
A broader plan for clients who need credit repair and a stronger structure for future financing decisions.
Business funding support
NDR prepares and coordinates the request. A third-party provider controls approval, pricing, terms and disbursement.
No credit-repair payment is due at booking or collected before permitted by applicable law. Business funding assistance is separate: if funding is obtained and accepted, the service fee is 10% of the gross funds actually disbursed and is due after disbursement under a separate written agreement. No fee is owed on a denial or an unaccepted offer.
Credit repair services
A responsible credit process identifies the exact report entry, what may be wrong and which records support that concern.
Structured review
Organize the issue, separate a concern from a verified error and identify the next documented step.
Review this issue →Collection review
Identify the company, amount, dates and account details shown before deciding whether a factual dispute is appropriate.
Review this issue →Charge-off review
A charge-off label does not answer whether every reported detail is accurate. Review the facts before taking action.
Review this issue →Payment-history review
Review the date, account, payment history and supporting records before deciding whether the information may be inaccurate.
Review this issue →Inquiry review
Start with the business name, date and reason shown. If the inquiry is unfamiliar, document that concern clearly.
Review this issue →Identity concern
Use the federal recovery process, preserve records and identify every report entry that may be connected to identity theft.
Review this issue →Business funding preparation
Availability and eligibility vary. A third-party provider controls underwriting, approval, pricing, fees, amount and final terms.
Quick funding
Organize the amount, use of funds, business history, revenue profile and timing before comparing available business-funding paths.
Explore this option →Revenue-based advances
Review revenue consistency, expected remittance structure and total repayment before considering a revenue-based advance.
Explore this option →0% APR funding options
Compare introductory periods, qualification standards, transfer fees, annual fees and the rate that applies after the promotion ends.
Explore this option →Business credit cards
Review limits, rates, fees, rewards, reporting behavior and personal-guarantee requirements before selecting a business card.
Explore this option →Line of credit
A revolving business line can support recurring or uneven expenses when the draw rules, cost and repayment plan fit the business.
Explore this option →Term loans
Match a one-time capital need to a repayment term that the business can support without hiding the total cost.
Explore this option →Startup funding
Organize the business plan, owner profile, projected use of funds and repayment logic before approaching a financing source.
Explore this option →SBA loan preparation
Identify the likely program, organize lender-ready records and understand that a participating lender—not NDR or the SBA alone—makes the credit decision.
Explore this option →Equipment financing
Compare the equipment cost, useful life, cash-flow benefit, down payment and security interest before selecting financing.
Explore this option →Merchant cash advance
Translate factor rate, holdback, payment frequency and estimated payoff into plain numbers before accepting an advance.
Explore this option →Not sure where to begin?