Pricing
One Decision: How Large a Limit You Want Reported.
Every plan does the same thing — opens an account in your name and reports the monthly payment on it to all three credit bureaus, Equifax, Experian and TransUnion, the same way any lender reports an account you hold with them. The only difference is the limit that appears on your file. No credit check, no minimum score.
Feodis Credit Builder
$1,000
Reported account limit
$7.99/month
billed monthly
A thin file that needs its first reported account.
Start reporting — $7.99/mo$7.99 charged monthly until you cancel — or $79.90/yr, which works out at $6.66/mo. Cancel any time, no fee, no notice period.
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Feodis Credit Builder Plus
$2,500
Reported account limit
$14.99/month
billed monthly
Rebuilding, and wants a larger reported limit on file.
Start reporting — $14.99/mo$14.99 charged monthly until you cancel — or $149.90/yr, which works out at $12.49/mo. Cancel any time, no fee, no notice period.
Feodis Credit Builder Pro
$5,000
Reported account limit
$24.99/month
billed monthly
Maximum reported capacity, for a file being rebuilt in earnest.
Start reporting — $24.99/mo$24.99 charged monthly until you cancel — or $249.90/yr, which works out at $20.83/mo. Cancel any time, no fee, no notice period.
Reported within 60 days, or that payment back.
Every Tier Includes
- Your payment activity reported to Equifax, Experian and TransUnion every month.
- An account opened in your name with a reported limit.
- One agreement on one page, and you keep a signed copy of it.
- Cancel in one step, with no fee and no notice period.
What This Is Not
Not credit repair, not debt relief, not a loan, and not a credit-builder loan. It does not promise to raise your credit score, remove accurate information from your report, or get you approved for financing.
You pay ahead, so you can never fall behind. If a payment stops, the membership ends and the account stops reporting rather than anything being reported against you. It may harm your score. We would rather say that here than bury it.
How Cancelling Works
One step, no fee, no notice period, no retention call. Your membership runs to the end of the period you have paid for and then stops. We stop furnishing after that — the history already reported stays on your file, and nothing new is added.
Some companies in this category warn that cancelling will “undo your gains.” We are not going to tell you that, because it is a retention tactic rather than a fact.
Cancel a membershipIf You Want to Check Us Against Someone Else
- Feodis vs. Kikoff: an honest comparison — tier by tier, including where we lose.
- Seven questions to ask any credit-building company — including the ones we would rather you asked us.
- The five kinds of credit-building product — how this differs from a secured card or a builder loan.
- Why a new account takes longer to appear than anyone tells you