How Storehouse works

One connected journey, from first login to the keys.

Storehouse connects your credit, your disputes, your funding readiness and your net worth, so progress in one shows up in the others. Here’s every step.

Checking your own credit in Storehouse is a soft inquiry and doesn’t affect your score. Lenders you apply with may run a hard inquiry.

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Your financial command center
Sample data
Credit · 3 bureaus▲ 14 pts this month
712
Experian · Very Good
  • Experian712
  • Equifax698
  • TransUnion705
  • VantageScore® 3.0
Funding readiness
74/ 100
Tier 3
Strong
3 matches
Net worth
$204.4K
▲ $43K · 1Y
Storehouse Advisor

“Pay card ••4821 down to $690 to get under 9% utilization. It’s your biggest Funding Score lift.”

Dispute Center
Round 1 · 3 letters
Sample data
1 of 3 removed this round
  • Late payment✓ Removed
    Auto loan · Experian
  • CollectionIn review
    Medical · Equifax
  • Duplicate accountSent
    Credit card · TransUnion

Soft inquiry to start

No score impact from checking your own credit

3 bureaus, separately

VantageScore® 3.0

You approve everything

Nothing is sent without you

Read-only bank links

Through Plaid; we never move money

The walkthrough

Seven steps. Each one builds on the last.

  1. 01

    Step 1

    Sign up and connect

    Start your 30-day Plus trial, set your goals and link bank and card accounts securely through Plaid, read-only. Starting doesn’t touch your score.

    • Soft inquiry only
    • Read-only bank links
    • Goals shape your dashboard
    Woman smiling on a sofa while setting up an account on her laptop
    Getting startedSample data
    1. ✓Account createdPlus trial · 2 minutes
    2. ✓Goals setDispute errors · Get funding · Buy a home
    3. ✓Accounts linked via PlaidChecking ··1042 · Card ··4821 · read-only
    4. 4Reports requestedSoft pull · no impact on your score
  2. 02

    Step 2

    See all 3 bureaus

    Storehouse pulls your Experian, Equifax and TransUnion reports separately and shows a VantageScore® 3.0 score for each, side by side.

    • Three reports, never merged
    • Alerts when something changes
    3-bureau scan
    All 3 reports pulled
    Sample data
    Experian
    596
    ✓ pulled
    Equifax
    588
    ✓ pulled
    TransUnion
    579
    ✓ pulled
    Soft pull · no impact on your scoreVantageScore® 3.0
  3. 03

    Step 3

    Storehouse finds possible errors

    Every account is reviewed, and items that may be inaccurate, incomplete or unverifiable are flagged with a plain-English reason. You decide what to challenge.

    • A reason for every flag
    • Skip anything that’s accurate
    Storehouse report review
    3 possible errors found · you decide
    Sample data
    • Equifax✓ Dispute

      Auto loan ··7731

      Why flagged: Reported 30 days late in a month your statement shows paid on time

    • Equifax✓ Dispute

      Medical collection · $412

      Why flagged: Same debt appears twice, from two collectors

    • TransUnionSkip

      Store card ··2204

      Why flagged: Balance doesn’t match the closing statement

    Only items you choose are drafted. Accurate items can’t be removed.

  4. 04

    Step 4

    Draft, approve and send your disputes

    Storehouse drafts FCRA-based letters per item and per bureau. You review, edit and approve each one as your own dispute, then Storehouse prints, mails and tracks it ($4.99 per item).

    You can always dispute directly with each bureau yourself. Only inaccurate, incomplete or unverifiable information can be corrected or removed.

    Draft · round 1

    Re: Request for reinvestigation of inaccurate information (FCRA § 611)

    Disputed item: Medical collection, $412 — reported twice by two collectors.
    Jordan EllisApprove & send
    Round 1Sample data
    • ExperianSent
    • EquifaxIn review
    • TransUnionApproved

    You approved all 3 letters

  5. 05

    Step 5

    Track progress, bureau by bureau

    When a bureau responds, your file and scores update. You see what changed, which score it moved and what to do next, plus a Monthly Statement PDF.

    Illustrative sample. Results depend on your reports and each bureau’s response; no outcome, score change or timeframe is promised.

    Score history · VantageScore® 3.0
    Experian671Equifax684TransUnion662
    Sample data
    580620660700M1M2M3M4M5M6
    M3 · Duplicate collection removed
    M4 · Late payment corrected
  6. 06

    Step 6

    Get matched to funding

    Your Funding Score (0–100) and Score Match compare your profile with 65 lending and card partners, so you apply where you fit.

    Matches are not offers or guarantees of credit. Lenders make final decisions.

    Business owner smiling while reviewing funding options on a tablet
    Score MatchSample data
    74/ 100
    Tier 3 of 5 · Strong
    T1
    T2
    T3
    T4
    T5
    • American ExpressBlue Cash Everyday® CardStrong fit
    • Capital OneQuicksilver Cash Back Rewards CardStrong fit
    • SoFiSoFi Personal LoanAlmost

    Next tier: bring card utilization under 10%

  7. 07

    Step 7

    Grow your net worth and shop for a home

    Track real estate, business equity, investments and crypto in one net worth, and browse 462 homes across 30 markets with your readiness beside each listing.

    Couple holding up the keys to their new home
    Net worthSample data
    $204.4K
    ▲ $43K · 1Y
    Real estate52%Business21%Investments17%Cash & crypto10%
    $612,500
    3 bd · 2 ba · Austin, TX
    ✓ Credit-ready for this home

How disputes work

Four steps, and you approve every letter.

Storehouse organizes the work. You decide what to challenge and how each letter is sent.

  1. Step 1: Start your trial and connect your 3-bureau report

    Plus is 30 days free. Your Experian, Equifax and TransUnion reports load side by side, each with its own VantageScore® 3.0. Checking your own credit is a soft inquiry, so it won’t affect your score.

    Your 3-bureau reportSample data
    • ExperianConnected712
    • EquifaxConnected698
    • TransUnionConnected705

    VantageScore® 3.0 · Plus trial, day 1 of 30

  2. Step 2: Storehouse flags possible errors

    Items that may be inaccurate, incomplete or unverifiable are flagged across Experian, Equifax and TransUnion, each with a plain-English reason. You choose what to challenge.

    Possible errorsSample data
    • Experian
      Late payment · Auto loan
      Paid on time that month
      Review
    • Equifax
      Collection · Medical
      Same debt listed twice
      Review
    • TransUnion
      Address
      Not an address you’ve used
      Review
  3. Step 3: You review and approve each letter

    Storehouse drafts an FCRA-based dispute letter per item and per bureau. Read it, edit anything, add supporting documents, then approve it as your own dispute.

    Dispute letterSample data
    EquifaxDraft · round 1

    Re: Collection, Medical, acct ··3190

    I am writing under section 611 of the Fair Credit Reporting Act to dispute this item, which is listed twice…

    EditApprove letter
  4. Step 4: Choose how to send it

    Storehouse prints, mails and tracks it for $4.99 per item, so the delivery date and the bureau's 45-day clock are recorded.

    How it gets sentSample data
    EquifaxCollection · MedicalLetter approved
    Storehouse prints and mails it$4.99
    Tracked to delivery, so the response window is dated
    1. Sent / Mailed
    2. In review
    3. Response received

How each letter you approve gets sent.

Storehouse mails and tracks it

$4.99per item

Covers printing, postage and tracking.

  • We print and mail the letter you approved
  • Mailed and tracked, with no printer, envelope or stamps needed
  • Delivery recorded, so the bureau's response window is dated
  • Status shown in your Dispute Center

Dispute Center status

  1. Sent / Mailed
  2. In review
  3. Response received

Either way, it’s your own dispute, and nothing is sent until you approve the letter. Bureau outcomes aren’t guaranteed and response times vary; bureaus generally have 30 days to investigate (up to 45 in some cases).

Only inaccurate, incomplete or unverifiable information can be corrected or removed. No outcome, score change or timeframe is promised.

Explore each part

Every feature, in detail.

Credit Monitoring

All 3 bureaus, side by side, with alerts.

Dispute Center

Letters you approve, mailed or downloaded.

Funding & Score Match

Partners that fit before you apply.

Car Match

Nationwide listings inside your Storehouse account.

Funding Score

A 0–100 lender-readiness score.

Wealth Builder

One live net worth, real estate included.

Storehouse Advisor

Advice that knows your file.

Monthly Statement

Your progress in a monthly PDF.

Real Estate

Homes next to your credit readiness.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Still have questions? Contact us →

A few minutes to create an account and verify your identity. Your reports are then pulled so you can see all three bureaus.

No. Viewing your own credit in Storehouse is a soft inquiry. If you later apply for credit, that lender may run a hard inquiry.

No. Storehouse flags items that may be inaccurate; you decide whether to challenge any of them, and nothing goes out without your approval.

Bureaus generally have 30 days to investigate (up to 45 in some cases). Results depend on your reports and each bureau’s response; no timeframe is promised.

Plus is 30 days free, then $59.99/mo: card required up front, today’s total $0.00, cancel before day 30 to pay $0. Elite is $99.99/mo.

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Plus: 30 days free, then $59.99/mo. Today’s total is $0.00. Card required up front. You’ll be charged $59.99/mo when the 30-day trial ends unless you cancel before then. Cancel anytime. New members only. Checking your own credit in Storehouse is a soft inquiry and doesn’t affect your score.