At ClearOne, we believe that credit repair should be affordable, transparent, and 100% compliant with the law. That’s why we’ve created a results-driven program that ensures you only pay for successful credit dispute outcomes — after the work is done.
We don’t charge you upfront, and we never make unrealistic promises. We simply do the work — and let the results speak for themselves.
Credit Analysis/Analyzer
12 Months of Credit Education – Learn the fundamentals and advanced strategies to build and protect your credit profile.
Step-by-Step Roadmap – Clear monthly action plan to follow for steady score growth.
Algorithm Advantage Training – Discover how to provide the right data at the right time so the scoring models reward you faster.
Score Maximization Strategies – Legal methods to improve payment history, utilization, and account mix.
Debt & Utilization Management – Techniques to strategically reduce balances for better score impact.
Report Analysis Mastery – Learn to read your credit reports like a professional and identify hidden errors.
Secure Client Portal – 24/7 access to track your learning, progress, and credit goals.
Live Monthly Q&A Sessions – Direct support from credit education experts.
Exclusive Tools & Resources – Score trackers, calculators, budget planners, and dispute templates.
Why This Matters
The credit rebuilding phase is vital — it represents 65% of your total credit score.
This part is 100% your responsibility.
We give you the education, tools, and plan — you take the actions that make the algorithm reward you.
📌 Compliance Note: Educational program only — no guaranteed results. All strategies comply with CROA, FCRA, and FDCPA.
DELETION FEES PER BUREAU
Not included but required ($29.90)
"The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) requires credit reports to be accurate and verifiable. Errors can and do happen, and under the law, inaccurate or unverifiable items should be removed.
Our experts meticulously analyze your credit reports to find these potential errors. We then create targeted dispute letters citing the FCRA to challenge these inaccuracies.
By understanding your right to an accurate credit report and how to dispute errors, you can work towards a fairer credit history.
When inaccuracies are successfully addressed, positive changes can occur"
