Private Review
$250
We read the credit report and the facts from intake. You hear whether the file is ready for a Map, and why. Credited in full toward the Map if you continue.
Services
The rest of the site explains the work. This page is the price list. Every fee is flat and paid up front. Nothing here is a percentage of what you fund.
$250
We read the credit report and the facts from intake. You hear whether the file is ready for a Map, and why. Credited in full toward the Map if you continue.
$300 a month, or $1,000 through ready
If the file is not ready for a Map, this covers you until it is, with a written list of what to fix. The $250 Private Review is not credited toward Readiness unless we agree in writing.
$3,500
The $250 Private Review is credited if already paid, so the amount collected for the Map is $3,250. 48-hour turnaround after the file is complete. Options, sequence, language, a tracking sheet, one next step, and two touchpoints in the first 30 days.
$1,000
How to convert approved credit into usable capital — drawing on lines, using funds actively in the business, and turning approvals into working cash. Not included in the Map. Purchased separately.
$1,500
Avisra submits the applications on your behalf. Requires a signed authority to apply. You stay responsible for all resulting credit obligations.
$300 / month
Optional, after day 30. The first 30 days after the Map are included. Stop when the file no longer needs it.
$250 DIY · $3,500 built
Flagged only when the file looks like a possible fit. DIY is the template and checklist. Built is Avisra assembling the package. Not a percentage of the loan.
Fictional. Bank A, Bank B, and Bank C are not real lenders. The sample file is a score of 742, $96,000 a year of income, paying down other debt, needed in one month.
About 9% to 16% APR. 3 to 5 years.
A score of 742 is why Bank A is the mid price, about 9% to 16% APR over 3 to 5 years, for paying down other debt. $96,000 a year of income covers an $18,000 ask needed in one month.
About 11% to 22% APR. 2 to 5 years.
Bank B is the shorter clock, 2 to 5 years at about 11% to 22% APR, for an $18,000 payoff of other debt. That payment sits on $96,000 a year of income and a score of 742, and the money is needed in one month.
About 8% to 14% APR. 5 years.
$96,000 a year of income is what makes Bank C's 5 year term fit $18,000 for paying down other debt. The price is about 8% to 14% APR, the score is 742, and they asked for it in one month.