We may earn a commission when you click some links. It never affects our ratings.Advertiser Disclosure

    Credit repair companies, rated on how they treat you.

    Best Credit Repair Companies of 2026, Compared & Rated

    Side-by-side prices, fees, and track records, rated on how each company actually treats its customers.

    No one can legally remove accurate, timely negative information from your credit report.

    Why we're different

    We rate credit repair companies on ethics and compliance

    Not on price, not on star ratings, not on who pays us the most.

    We rate compliance, not hype

    Other sites rank by price and stars. We check how a company charges, whether it's registered and bonded, and whether its marketing is honest.

    We track enforcement

    We monitor FTC, CFPB, and state attorney general actions so you can see which companies have been caught breaking the rules.

    Paid placements never buy a score

    A company can pay to be featured, but it can never pay for a better Ethos Score. Ratings follow our published methodology.

    Top-Rated Companies

    The companies we've compared

    Real monthly prices, setup fees, and guarantees, checked September 30, 2026.

    See all 9 companies →
    CompanyMonthly priceSetup feeGuarantee
    Credit Firm$49.99 (individual), $89.99 (couples)NoneNone
    Sky Blue Credit Repair$79 / $99 / $119Equal to monthly fee, charged 6 days after sign-up90-day refund
    Safeport Law$89.99 / $129.99$89–$12990-day money-back on Credit Cleanse; refund if nothing is removed
    The Credit Pros$69 / $129 / $149$119–$14960-day service extension (not a cash refund)
    Credit Saint$79.99 / $109.99 / $139.99$99–$19590-day money-back, with conditions

    Featured Partner

    A featured placement, kept separate from our ratings

    Featured Partners pay for visibility. They cannot pay for a score.

    Before you hire anyone

    Five red flags that signal a scam

    If a credit repair company does any of these, walk away.

    1

    Upfront fees before work is done

    Under federal law, a credit repair company cannot charge you until it has fully performed the services it promised.

    2

    Guarantees of results

    No one can guarantee that items will be removed or that your score will rise by a specific amount.

    3

    Telling you to dispute accurate info

    Disputing accurate, timely negative information is not a legitimate strategy and won't legally remove it.

    4

    Telling you to create a new credit identity (CPN)

    Using a Credit Privacy Number instead of your SSN is illegal and a common scam signal.

    5

    Pressure to sign fast

    High-pressure sales tactics are designed to stop you from reading the contract or comparing options.

    Free things you can do yourself

    You can do most of this without paying anyone

    Credit repair companies charge for things you have a legal right to do for free.

    Get your free weekly reports

    Pull your reports from Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion at AnnualCreditReport.com — the only federally authorized source.

    Visit AnnualCreditReport.com

    Dispute errors yourself, for free

    You have the right to dispute inaccurate information directly with the bureaus. You don't need to pay anyone to do it.

    Read the DIY Guide

    Enforcement Tracker

    Latest actions against credit repair companies

    Regulatory enforcement from the FTC, CFPB, and state attorneys general.

    Open the tracker →

    Get our monthly enforcement roundup.

    A short email summarizing new FTC, CFPB, and state actions against credit repair companies. No spam, unsubscribe anytime.

    We use cookies to keep the site working, understand how it's used, and — only if you allow — measure performance and show relevant partner links. You can change this anytime. See our Cookie Policy.