Equifax monitoring
Your Equifax file is monitored between the monthly reports, so a change does not wait a month to reach you.
Credit monitoring
Equifax alerts within a day, all three bureaus refreshed monthly, every tradeline decoded, soft pulls only. Then the FundReadi Report reads the same file the way a lender does, for you and for your business.
The FundReadi Report is the product. Credit monitoring is the foundation it reads from: every plan includes it, and every re-read uses your latest file.
Your Equifax file is monitored between the monthly reports, so a change does not wait a month to reach you.
Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion side by side, VantageScore® 3.0, refreshed monthly on every plan.
A new account, a balance jump, a fresh inquiry, or a derogatory mark on your Equifax file reaches you within a day of Equifax reporting it, by email and in the app.
Every account in plain language: balance, limit, status, and 24 months of payment history.
Who pulled your file and when, so you know when to apply and when to let a cluster age.
Anything on file a lender would ask about, surfaced before they do.
FundReadi monitors your consumer credit file, the one in your name at Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion. We do not pull business credit files (Dun & Bradstreet, Experian Business, or Equifax Business). The business funding journey reads that same personal file against business lenders, because most business lenders underwrite the owner first, and adds the facts about the business you enter in a short questionnaire: entity type, time in business, and revenue.
Your FundReadi Report: the range your file supports, your readiness stage, the lenders that fit, and your next actions ranked by impact. The personal journey recommends personal-credit products: debt consolidation, balance-transfer cards, personal lines of credit, mortgage readiness.
Clean payment history, but one card at 82% utilization is holding your funding range back.
Your TransUnion score sits at 741 and your payment history has been clean for 31 months. One revolving account is reporting $6,560 against an $8,000 limit, an 82% utilization that pushes your revolving ratio to 34% and is the single biggest thing between you and a wider range. Bring that balance under 30% and let the two June inquiries season, and the next re-read can place your file in Stage 4.
Realistic range today: $60K to $95K. Once the card clears: $85K to $120K.
Read the full report. The full analysis breaks down a week-by-week paydown order for the travel card, names which bureau each Tier 1 lender pulls, and walks through what to do if an application comes back declined on inquiry grounds.
It reads your personal credit file against business lenders, filtered to your state, and, when a business card fits, names up to two banker contacts. No business credit report is pulled: the file that decides is the one already monitored.
Your personal file supports a first business line, but the June inquiries and a 34% revolving ratio narrow the Tier 1 list.
Business lenders in Texas start with the owner. Your TransUnion score at 741 clears the bar for a community bank line and a 0% intro business card, while the two June inquiries and the 82% travel card keep the SBA-backed options in Tier 2 for now. Clear the card, let the inquiries season, and the next re-read can open the Tier 2 list.
Realistic range today: $40K to $75K.
Read the full report. The full analysis breaks down a week-by-week paydown order for the travel card, names which bureau each Tier 1 lender pulls, and walks through what to do if an application comes back declined on inquiry grounds.
Which bureau, how often, whose file, and what a pull does to your score. The full list, from identity verification to billing, is on the FAQ page.
Continuous monitoring is on Equifax, where changes are flagged within a day of Equifax reporting them. Tri-bureau reports (Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion side by side) refresh monthly on Standard and Premium; Premium members also get a new FundReadi Report whenever their file changes, up to once a day.
Two separate things. Your tri-bureau reports (score, tradeline balances, new accounts, inquiries) refresh monthly on all three bureaus. Alerts run on your Equifax file: when Equifax reports a new account, a balance jump, a fresh inquiry, or a derogatory mark, we flag it within a day, by email and in the app. So the full three-bureau picture refreshes monthly, and Equifax changes reach you within a day of the bureau reporting them.
No. FundReadi monitors your consumer credit file, the one in your name at Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion. We do not pull business credit files (Dun & Bradstreet, Experian Business, or Equifax Business). The business funding journey reads that same personal file against business lenders, because most business lenders underwrite the owner first, and adds the facts about the business you enter in a short questionnaire: entity type, time in business, and revenue.
Soft. Every pull we make is a soft inquiry, which does not affect your credit score. Hard inquiries happen only when you formally apply for credit at a lender, outside of our platform.
Reserve a spot by email. Plans from $29/mo; the first 1,000 members get Premium at the Standard price, $29/mo, locked while your membership stays active.