Credit repair is a journey toward financial freedom and a brighter financial future, and for many, the path to success involves the strategic removal of negative items from credit reports. To enhance this process, credit repair companies often employ a payment model known as Pay-Per-Delete (PPD), which is not a credit repair strategy but a unique payment process. It empowers customers by allowing them to pay only when specific negative items are successfully removed from their credit reports, as opposed to traditional monthly fees. In this blog, we'll delve into the concept of Pay-Per-Delete and how you can effectively set up and manage PPD plans using the sophisticated tools of ScoreCEO, making the credit repair process more transparent and efficient for both businesses and their clients.
Understanding Pay-Per-Delete
Pay-Per-Delete is a payment model in which customers are charged a fee for each item that is successfully deleted from their credit report. This model aligns the interests of both credit repair companies and their clients, as customers only pay when they see concrete improvements in their credit reports.
ScoreCEO is a powerful tool used by credit repair businesses, and it offers the capability to create and manage Pay-Per-Delete payment plans for clients. Below, we'll explore how to set up Pay-Per-Delete plans within the ScoreCEO platform.
Setting Up Pay-Per-Delete in ScoreCEO
Log in to ScoreCEO: Access your ScoreCEO account by going to beta.scoreceo.com and entering your login credentials.
Navigate to Configuration: Once you're logged in, locate the configuration bubble at the top right corner of the dashboard. Click on it to access the configuration menu.
Access Payment Settings: Within the configuration menu, find the "Payment Settings" option and click on it. This will open up a submenu with various payment options.
Select Payment Method: Choose "Payment Method" . This is where you'll be able select Pay-Per-Delete.
Creating or Modifying Plans: In the Payment Method section, you can create new Pay-Per-Delete plans tailored to your business needs. You can also modify existing plans to suit your requirements. This step allows you to define the pricing structure, including the cost per item deleted.
*Create New will allow you to create your new plan.
*The Pencil will allow you to edit existing plan.
Assign Plans to Customers: Once your Pay-Per-Delete plans are set up, you can assign these plans to customers who have purchased specific subscription packages. This ensures that each customer is billed according to their chosen plan.
Automatic Tracking: The beauty of ScoreCEO is that it automates the tracking process. As the software updates files and marks accounts as deleted or repaired, it keeps a detailed record of these items, along with the associated fees. This information is readily available for you to review and include in your client invoices.
Accurate Billing: Thanks to the tracking and reporting capabilities of ScoreCEO, you can charge your customers with precision based on the actual results achieved. This level of transparency builds trust with your clients and sets you apart as a reliable credit repair service provider.
Conclusion
Pay-Per-Delete plans have become an essential tool for credit repair companies to attract and retain clients by offering a results-driven payment model. ScoreCEO simplifies the process of setting up and managing these plans, making it easier for businesses to provide transparent and efficient credit repair services.
By following the steps outlined in this blog, you can harness the power of ScoreCEO to create and manage Pay-Per-Delete plans that benefit both your clients and your business. The ability to charge accurately based on your fees, combined with ScoreCEO's automation, ensures a seamless experience for you and your customers on the path to better credit.
So, if you're in the credit repair industry and looking to enhance your service offerings, consider implementing Pay-Per-Delete plans through ScoreCEO to help your clients achieve their credit score goals.