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Take control of your financial future by enrolling with CreditRentBoost.com. It’s fast, simple, and can help build your credit with the rent payments you’re already making.
Don’t wait—start boosting your score now!
Your Photo ID
Your Lease (not required but speeds things up!)
Their Photo ID
OR
They can answer 5 quick identity verification questions in their Landlord Portal! We will then reach out to them to verify your rent payments!
We will just need them to verify your rent payments!
100% Money Back Guarantee if your Landlord will not Cooperate!
A+ Rating with Better Business Bureau!
You continue to pay your landlord directly each month!
Expedited Service Option!
Lowest Prices!
Amazing Customer Service!
Within just a few minutes you can be fully signed up!
We work with all names on the lease, so roommates and spouses can also build their credit! In fact, we offer a multi-renter discount!
We report to TransUnion & Equifax TWICE A MONTH! The 5th & 15th - so you will see your score increase faster!
We will verify up to two past addresses in the last 24 months for no additional charge!
We strive to make our process painless for both Landlords and Renters! No additional work for your landlord!
Your credit score could increase anywhere from 20 - 101 points! (Typically the lower your score is to begin with, the higher the increase can be).
For someone that has not established credit, it is possible for them to get a score above 640 within two weeks of reporting!
When you increase your credit score, you become eligible for lower interest rates on car purchases, credit cards, and possibly qualifying to buy a new home!
Having your rent reported helps to create a strong credit profile, establish a good payment history, or rebuild your damaged credit, without taking on any additional debt!
You are able to establish credit for your past two years of rental payments! Recent studies have shown the longer your account reports, the stronger it affects your credit score!
35% of your credit score is based on how you continue to pay your bills, so you should build your credit every month with your rent payment!
All accounts are reported to TransUnion & Equifax - Individual Owners, Apartment Complexes, and Management Companies!
Experian has different guidelines for rent reporting, please see our Experian FAQs under Credit Bureaus for more information.
With your purchase of Ongoing Rent Reporting, you'll receive an Equifax Credit Report, a Vantage 3.0 Credit Score, plus Score Tracking and Score Factors—updated monthly for as long as your rent reporting remains active.
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Monthly Equifax Credit Report:
Updated every month, this report includes a detailed view of your open and closed accounts, payment history, credit limits, inquiries, public records, and more — all in one easy-to-read format.
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Vantage 3.0 Credit Score:
Updated every month - giving you a reliable snapshot of your credit health and helping you track changes with confidence.
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Credit Score Tracking:
With Score Tracking, you can monitor your credit score over time, gaining valuable insights through month-over-month updates that reveal trends and patterns. Instead of viewing your score as a static number, you'll see how financial decisions impact your credit health.
Credit Score Factors:
With the Score Factors feature, you’ll see the top four elements shaping your credit score, so you’ll always know why it changed and how to improve it. Since credit scores are based on specific data—not random numbers—this tool clearly highlights what’s working for you and what might be holding you back.
Our goal is to give you, the tenant, credit for something you already pay for!
View your new Credit Score in as little as two weeks!
* Experian has different guidelines for rent reporting, please see our Experian FAQs for more information.
