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Consumer-controlled software

Start with the report or issue. Decide what the facts support.

Upload a credit report or enter one collection, account, inquiry, or personal detail. CreditHusky asks for the facts, shows a recommended path, and prepares editable letters if you continue. It does not decide that an item is wrong or act on your behalf.

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Ways to begin

Use a report, or begin with one issue.

Upload a report you already have, connect a supported report source, or describe one issue without a report.

No report available

Enter one issue

Choose a collection, account, inquiry, personal detail, public record, or something you are unsure about, then answer a short set of questions.

CreditHusky AI

Any provider PDF

Upload a report you already have. CreditHusky AI reads and organizes a PDF from any provider.

Connected source

IdentityIQ or CreditHeroScore

Connect an existing account you control. CreditHusky retrieves its report and organizes it in your workspace.

The review

Check the item before you choose a next step.

Keep the original item, supporting records, draft, delivery record, reply, and dates together.

  1. Choose your starting point

    Use a report you have, or describe one collection, account, inquiry, or personal detail yourself.

  2. Check the facts

    Compare a finding with what you know and the statements, confirmations, or other records you already have.

  3. Review the recommended path

    Answer the free onboarding questions and confirm the details. If you continue, read every word of any correspondence prepared in your workspace.

  4. Keep the follow-up

    Choose whether to send, then keep delivery, replies, and dates with the original report item.

What CreditHusky does not decide

The software can organize and draft. It cannot decide that an item is wrong.

Every finding, supporting record, and draft remains available for your review before you act.

Possible findings
CreditHusky can point to an item worth checking. A finding is not a conclusion that the information is inaccurate.
Supporting records
CreditHusky can tell you when a path depends on supporting records. You decide whether a record is relevant and what it establishes.
Correspondence
CreditHusky can prepare editable language from the facts you provide. You read, change, approve, download, mail, or skip it.
Outcome
CreditHusky does not promise a deletion, correction, score change, response, or timing. The recipient evaluates the information it receives.

See before you subscribe

Preview your first review for free.

Start with a report or one issue, answer the onboarding questions, and review the recommended path without a card. Pay only if you continue into the guided workspace.

First review

$0

Use a report or enter one issue, answer the questions, and review the recommended path.

Guided workspace

$39 Per month

Ongoing workspace, editable correspondence, downloads, and deadline tracking.

Optional mailing

$12.99

Per approved mailing item for printing and USPS Certified Mail tracking, only for a letter or package you approve and order.

When to stop

If the facts do not support action, stop.

Accurate information does not become inaccurate because it is negative. CreditHusky is not designed to manufacture a reason to send a letter or to keep activity going for its own sake.

Check the record

Primary sources

Government and official sources behind the factual guidance on this page.

  1. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau How to dispute an error on your credit report

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Bring one report or describe one issue.

Answer the onboarding questions and review the recommended path without a card. Subscribe only if you want the ongoing workspace.

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