Consulting for your business and your credit
Hands-on guidance for business owners: how the business runs, and how it earns credit of its own. Start with a free call.
Which one fits you?
Pick where you are today. Either one starts with a free call.
A practical plan for your business
Whether you just took over a business or want to take yours further, you don't have to figure it out alone.
Transition and 90-day plan
A practical plan for your first months after buying or taking over a business.
Operations review
An outside, experienced look at how the business runs and where it can improve.
Growth and exit planning
Setting goals and a path for growing the business, and for the day you eventually sell.
Your business deserves credit of its own
Business credit is the track record your company earns on its own, separate from your personal name. When it's strong, doors open: better vendor terms, bigger lines, easier financing, and a business that is worth more to a buyer someday.
Off your personal report
Keeps business borrowing off your personal credit report.
Better vendor terms
Opens vendor terms (net-30 and net-60) that protect your cash flow.
Easier to finance or sell
Buyers and lenders look at the business's own track record. A real file makes the business more valuable.
The membership: learn it, do it, stay on it
Credit is built by doing the right things, in order, month after month. The membership gives you the teaching, the personal guidance and the accountability to keep going.
Weekly virtual classroom
Live online training every week on starting, growing and maximizing your business credit. Ask questions and work through your own next steps.
One-on-one counseling
Private sessions to review your business's credit file, find what's missing and build your personal plan.
Personal accountability calls
Regular check-ins so you do what you said you would. Progress comes from action, and someone is asking how it's going.
Membership details are shared on your free intro call.
Wherever you are, there's a next step
Starting
You have a business, or are about to, and want it set up the right way from day one.
Growing
You have some accounts and need more trade lines, stronger payment history and a clear order of steps.
Maximizing
Your file is established and you want better terms, higher limits and credit that scales with the business.
The path: five steps, in this order
Set up properly
Legal entity, EIN, business bank account, business address and phone, professional email and website.
Get identified
Register with the business credit bureaus (for example Dun & Bradstreet) with consistent information everywhere.
Build trade lines
Start with vendors that report payments, and pay on time or early.
Grow into bigger credit
Business cards and credit lines once the file is established.
Monitor and protect
Check your business reports regularly and fix errors early.
Book your free call
Fill out the form and we'll reach out to schedule your free intro call.
Prefer to reach us directly?
Tell us what you need and we will set up your free intro call. Everything you share is confidential.
Hours: Mon–Fri 9am–5pm, Sat 10am–2pm (Eastern).
Straight answers
Is the credit membership credit repair?
No. This is education and planning for building new business credit, not disputing items on a personal credit report.
How long does building business credit take?
It varies. Establishing a business credit file typically takes months, not days. We'll give you a realistic timeline on the call.
Do I need an LLC or corporation?
Usually a separate legal entity makes it much easier. We'll cover what fits your situation.
Are the classes live?
Yes. Classes are held live online every week.
How do I get started?
Book a free intro call. We'll talk through your business, answer your questions and explain how everything works before you decide on anything.
Is business consulting the same as brokerage?
No. Consulting is advice and hands-on planning. It doesn't include listing, buying or selling a business for you.
Is this legal or financial advice?
No. We're consultants, not attorneys or financial advisors, and you should rely on your own professionals for legal, tax and investment decisions.