Debt Relief for contractors, restaurants, auto dealers and other owners carrying $20,000 or more across multiple Merchant Cash Advances (MCAs).
It almost never starts with the debt. It starts with the week: money is coming in, and none of it is yours by Friday.
The program is built to keep the business open — not to move your debt somewhere else.
Every position rolls into a single weekly payment built around what your business actually brings in — up to 70% less than you are paying across the stack today.
Partner firms keep counsel involved throughout, including when a UCC filing or an active lawsuit is already in play.
The goal is not just surviving this week. It is getting the business back to bank-grade financing instead of another advance.
Contractors, restaurants, and shops carrying three, four, five positions — and what happened after the match.
“Four advances in and every Friday I was deciding who got paid, the crew or the funders. They put me with a firm that had seen my exact situation before. First time in a year I slept through the night.”
“I had already paid a guy eight grand up front who disappeared. So I was not exactly trusting anybody. These guys did not ask me for a dollar — they just made the introduction and stayed on it.”
“Two of my funders had already filed. I thought that was the end of it. They matched me with a firm that works with counsel on exactly that, and we got it moving in a week.”
“I was taking a new advance every time one got close to paid off, just to cover the one before it. Somebody finally said the word stacking out loud and explained what it was doing to me.”
“My account was negative three days out of five and I still had money coming in. That is the part nobody understands. The firm they matched me with understood it in ten minutes.”
“I sat on it for two weeks because I was scared my funder would find out and pull the plug. Nobody chased me, nobody pressured me. When I called back the match was still there.”
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Individual results vary by case, by funder, and by the partner firm engaged. Up to 70% refers to the reduction in weekly payment seen on consolidated files and is not a guarantee.
The questions owners actually ask us before they take the first call — answered the same way we answer them on the phone.
That is the median weekly debit on the files we see. Tell us what you are carrying and we will come back today with the partner firm that can roll it into one payment.
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