A business tradeline is a credit account that appears on your business credit report. It shows your payment history, credit utilization, and account age. When you purchase a tradeline, you're added as an authorized user to an existing business credit account with a positive payment history, which can help improve your business credit score.

Most businesses see results within 30-45 days after the tradeline starts reporting. The impact can vary based on your current credit profile, but many clients see significant improvements in their business credit scores within the first reporting cycle.

Yes, business tradelines are completely legal and compliant with all credit reporting regulations. They are a recognized method of building business credit, similar to becoming an authorized user on a personal credit card. We ensure all our tradelines meet strict compliance standards.

Our tradelines report to major business credit bureaus including Dun & Bradstreet, Experian Business, and Equifax Business. Each tradeline may report to different combinations of bureaus, which we clearly specify in our tradeline descriptions.

While results vary, our clients typically see a 40-80 point increase in their business credit scores. Factors affecting the improvement include your current credit profile, the number and quality of tradelines purchased, and your overall credit management practices.

Yes, you need a registered business with an EIN (Employer Identification Number). Your business should also have basic documentation such as a business license and bank account. We can guide you through any requirements during our consultation.

Primary tradelines are new credit accounts opened directly in your business's name. Seasoned tradelines are established accounts with 24 months of positive payment history that you're added to as an authorized user. Both can help build credit, but seasoned tradelines typically provide faster results.

With strong business tradelines, many clients qualify for $50,000 to $250,000 in business credit within 6-12 months. However, funding amounts depend on various factors including revenue, time in business, and overall creditworthiness.

No, business tradelines only appear on your business credit reports and have no direct impact on your personal credit score. This is one of the key benefits of using business tradelines to build credit.

While rare, if a tradeline stops reporting, we work with our providers to resolve the issue or provide a replacement tradeline. Our service includes monitoring and support to ensure continuous reporting of your tradelines.