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One simple subscription. Pick the plan that fits you.

Debt Digest is the software lenders, agencies, and firms use to resolve past-due accounts. You pay a flat monthly subscription for the seats or accounts you actually use. No percentage of what you recover. No success fee. Pilots are free, so you see it work before you ever pay.

The plans How billing works Vs. the alternatives What is included FAQ

Three plans, one philosophy

Priced for who you are and what you use.

Creditors pay for the accounts they hold. Agencies and firms pay for the seats their people sit in. Every plan is a flat subscription with a monthly floor set per portfolio. Start with a free pilot, then turn on the subscription only once you have seen the product work.

For creditors

Creditors with a retained book

You hold a portfolio of past-due or charged-off accounts. Every account is worked, surfaced, disclosed, and audited on a compliant rail each month, whether or not it resolves.

$2.50 / active account / month
Starts at a $1,500 / month floor · the marginal account gets cheaper as your book grows
  • Resolution rails for balance-in-full, payment plans, and settlements
  • Your charge-off timing, per segment, on your own clock
  • Validation notices and contact-frequency tracking built in
  • Real-time dashboard, quarterly benchmark, audit export
  • Volume tiers add SMS, white-label portal, and API as you scale
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For creditor-side firms

Creditor-side law firms

A professional-services shop priced by the head. Each attorney and staff member gets a cockpit with court-ready compliance built in.

$300 / seat / month
Starts at a $900 / month floor · roughly three seats
  • Attorney and staff cockpit with attorney-of-record sign-off
  • State court-filing-ready templates
  • Resolutions, frequency tracking, validation notices
  • Bar-rule compliance tracking
  • No success fee at any tier
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Optional add-on

Managed Services, for creditors who want a higher-touch hand

Some creditors do not have internal compliance staff and want Debt Digest to do more of the hands-on work. For them, there is an optional Managed Services tier: a higher subscription plus a higher flat per-resolution-processed software fee for the extra help. It is transparently labeled, it is never the default, and it carries no percentage of recovery. The higher-touch work is priced into the subscription and the flat meter, never into a cut of what you collect.

Represent consumers? A plan for consumer-side firms is coming through DD Settlement Rails, a separately governed company. It is not sold here yet. Tell us you are interested.

Pilots are free. You prove the product on your own accounts before any subscription begins. Floors are set per portfolio. The starting prices above are landing rates; volume tiers make each added account or seat cheaper. Payment flow: the consumer pays the creditor directly. Your bill from Debt Digest is the subscription. We never touch recovered funds.

How billing works

We charge for the software, not for your wins.

The whole point is a number you can budget. Your bill is a flat subscription. On the agency plan, you can add a small flat fee each time the software handles a resolution. That add-on is a usage meter on the work the platform does, like Twilio billing per message or Bill.com billing per payment processed. It is the same dollar amount whether the account was $500 or $50,000.

What the subscription covers

The flat monthly fee, per account for creditors or per seat for agencies and firms, covers everything that keeps the product running: hosting, security controls, audit-log retention, notice generation, the dashboard, and support.

It does not move with your results. A good month and a slow month cost the same, so the number is easy to plan around and easy to take to a budget meeting.

What the flat per-resolution fee is

On the agency plan only, you can add a flat fee of $1 to $3 each time the software processes a resolution workflow. You pay it at the moment the work is delivered, so you only pay as the product actually does something for you.

It is a fixed dollar amount, not a percentage. Because Debt Digest never touches the money your consumer pays the creditor, the fee can never be a slice of recovery. It prices the software event, full stop.

Your bill is subscription (per account or per seat) plus, optionally on the agency plan, a flat fee per resolution the software processes. There is no percentage of recovery anywhere.

Compared to the alternatives

Three ways to handle past-due accounts. Only one is a flat, predictable subscription.

Most lenders today choose between an outside agency that takes a cut of every recovered dollar or an in-house team with a fully-loaded staff cost. Debt Digest is software you license: a predictable subscription that does not climb the more you recover.

Traditional collection agency

25–45%

A cut of every recovered dollar, including the ones the consumer would have paid you anyway. Their bill climbs the better things go, and you hand over the relationship at the moment you most need it.

In-house collections team

$80–120K

Fully-loaded cost per collections head per year, plus dialer, skip-trace, compliance training, and turnover. A fixed cost whether the portfolio is small or large. Hard to scale, hard to wind down.

What is included

Feature matrix, by who you are.

The same product underneath. The differences are who buys a seat versus an account, and which higher tiers unlock white-label and integrations as you grow.

Feature Creditor Agency Firm
What you pay for Per account Per seat Per seat
Landing price $2.50 / acct / mo $200 / seat / mo $300 / seat / mo
Monthly floor $1,500 $1,000 $900
Percentage of recovery None None None
Optional flat per-resolution-processed fee $1–3 / resolution
Free pilot
You stay the party of record
Resolutions, validation notices, frequency counter
Compliance dashboard & audit export
White-label portal (higher tiers)
API, SSO/SAML, SLA (higher tiers)
Optional Managed Services add-on
FAQ

The honest answers.

Real questions from the people who buy this: creditor VPs, agency owners, and firm partners. No softening.

A flat subscription. Creditors pay per active account per month, agencies and firms pay per seat per month. That is the business. There is no percentage of recovery, no success fee, and no contingency at any tier. The only metered add-on is an optional flat fee on the agency plan, charged per resolution the software processes, and even that is a fixed dollar amount, never a slice of what you collect.
Nothing. Pilots are free and low-friction. You run the product on your own accounts and see the results before any subscription starts. We would rather you prove it to yourself than ask you to pay an unproven vendor up front.
Because Debt Digest is software, not a collector. The consumer pays the creditor directly; we never touch that money, so we cannot and do not take a percentage of it. The optional agency add-on prices the work the platform does, the same way Twilio bills per message or Bill.com bills per payment handled: one fixed amount per event, identical whether the account was $500 or $50,000. You pay as the product works for you, and your bill never grows just because you recovered more.
No. Ever. The consumer pays the creditor. The creditor pays Debt Digest a subscription. Keeping the money flow between you and your customer is part of how you stay the party of record and how Debt Digest stays the software, never the collector. See how the compliance works.
If you hold a portfolio of accounts, you are a creditor and you pay per active account under management. If your people work accounts from a cockpit, you are an agency or a firm and you pay per seat. If you are not sure where you fit, start a free pilot and we will set it up the right way for your shop.
The floor is the smallest monthly subscription on a plan: $1,500 for creditors, $1,000 for agencies, $900 for firms. It exists so the product is supported and accountable even in a quiet month, and it is set per portfolio. As your book or your team grows past the floor, each additional account or seat is priced at the per-unit rate, and volume tiers make the marginal one cheaper.
An optional add-on for creditors who lack internal compliance staff and want Debt Digest to do more of the hands-on work. It is a higher subscription plus a higher flat per-resolution-processed fee, transparently labeled. It is never the default and never the headline, and it carries no percentage of recovery. The extra help is priced into the subscription and the flat meter.
Not from this page yet. A plan for consumer-side firms is coming through DD Settlement Rails, a separately governed company. When it is live, it will be a subscription too, with no contingency. For now, the plans on this page are for creditors, collection agencies, and creditor-side firms.
None beyond the seats or accounts you actually use. There is no setup or onboarding fee, no per-notice charge, no per-API-call charge, and no per-export charge. Your bill is the subscription, plus the optional flat per-resolution fee if your agency turns it on. That is the complete fee schedule.
Every contract includes a 24-hour data-export clause. All account data is exportable on demand in standard CSV or JSON. Identified consumer data is yours to recall at any time. See /trust for the full vendor-resilience posture.
Stuff we will not do

Hard limits we will not negotiate around.

If any vendor offers to bend on these, it is a signal something is wrong upstream.

Will you take a percentage of what we recover to lower the subscription?
No. We do not price on a percentage of recovery, anywhere, on any plan, in any custom deal. The only metered element is a flat per-resolution-processed software fee on the agency plan, and it is a fixed dollar amount, never a slice of collections. We will not negotiate a recovery percentage back in.
Will you collect payments from consumers directly to make billing easier?
No. Your consumer pays you. You pay us a subscription. That payment flow is part of how you stay the party of record and how Debt Digest stays the software, never the collector. We do not negotiate this even when a customer asks for it.
Will you guarantee a specific recovery rate?
No. We frame every result as a target, not a promise. The free pilot exists exactly to produce your own number on your own accounts. We say it this way to stay clean of UDAAP and CFPB misrepresentation risk.

Ready to see it work on your own accounts?

Start a free pilot. You will see the product run on your portfolio before any subscription begins, with no cost, no obligation, and no "contact us" curtain on the number.

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