We place primary tradelines that report directly to SBFE and Experian Business under your entity's own EIN — not authorized-user or piggyback lines, and not accounts that disappear the moment a lender pulls your file.
Authorized-user accounts ride on someone else's payment history and can be removed at that person's discretion. A primary tradeline is opened, owned, and reported under your business alone.
Every placement follows the same disciplined sequence, so you know exactly where your business stands at each stage.
Provide your formation date, EIN, and entity type through our intake form. Review typically takes under 24 hours.
We confirm entity age and standing with your Secretary of State before any payment is requested, and flag anything that needs to be resolved first.
Choose the tradeline size and profile depth that matches your underwriting timeline — a new line or a seasoned one.
Your tradeline is uploaded on our fixed monthly reporting cycle, and you receive documented proof of posting once it's live.
A new tradeline establishes reporting history from the placement date forward. A seasoned tradeline carries verified history already attached to the account. The right choice depends on your underwriting timeline, not on which one sounds stronger.
Submit an intake before any payment is requested. We verify eligibility against these requirements first, and if your entity isn't ready, we'll specify exactly what needs to be corrected.
Payment instructions are issued upon approval of your intake. This method settles fastest and carries no additional cost.
All major cards are accepted, subject to a 4% processing fee. A $4,500 program, for example, totals $4,680 when paid by card.
A primary tradeline is a credit account opened under your business's own EIN, with your business listed as the primary account holder. This differs from authorized-user or piggyback arrangements, which attach your business to an account it does not independently hold.
Placements report to SBFE (Small Business Financial Exchange) and Experian Business Commercial Credit, the two sources most commonly pulled during commercial underwriting.
A new tradeline begins reporting from its placement date and builds history forward from there. A seasoned tradeline arrives pre-loaded with verified payment history already attached, so it reads as an established account from day one.
Placements upload on a fixed monthly cycle and typically appear on your business credit file within 30 days of your program being confirmed.
You'll receive documented proof once the account is live, confirming it has reported to the applicable bureaus.
No. A tradeline strengthens the credit profile a lender reviews, but underwriting decisions account for revenue, time in business, existing debt, and other factors we do not control. Outcomes will vary by applicant.
Your entity must be active for at least 7 months for a new placement (12 months for a seasoned one), structured as an LLC, S-corp, or C-corp, in good standing with your Secretary of State, and hold a valid EIN.
Yes. Many businesses place several tradelines in sequence to add depth and diversity to their credit file. Specify your objective during intake and we will recommend an appropriate structure.
No. These accounts report exclusively under the business entity, and placement does not require a personal guarantee from any owner or officer.
Once your intake is reviewed and eligibility is confirmed, we send payment instructions directly. Wire and ACH transfers settle fastest with no added cost; card payments carry a 4% processing fee.
Yes. Primary business tradelines are standard commercial credit accounts reported to recognized business bureaus, and placing them is a routine part of building a business credit file.
Your placement is queued for the next reporting cycle, uploaded on schedule, and confirmed with documentation once it's live on your file.
Once an intake is submitted and payment is processed, the placement is considered final. If you're uncertain about eligibility, submit your intake first — we confirm eligibility before any payment is requested.
SBFE, the Small Business Financial Exchange, is one of the primary data exchanges commercial lenders reference when evaluating a business's creditworthiness.
As long as the account stays open, the tradeline remains a permanent, active part of your business credit file — it isn't a temporary boost.
Submit your intake and we will confirm eligibility within 24 hours, prior to any request for payment.