Canadian credit & debt platform

See what's on your credit file, and what to do next.

Valeur reads your Equifax and TransUnion reports in plain English, shows where they disagree, and drafts the letters. You make every decision.

  • Built for Canadian reports
  • No score promises
  • You approve every letter
The Valeur app showing an estimated score and a debt-free date for a sample client

The problem

Two credit files. Hundreds of lines. Written for lenders.

Equifax and TransUnion hold separate files on you, and they rarely match. A lender may pull only one — and a mistake on the file they pull is the one that costs you.

2

Separate files

Lenders don't have to report to both bureaus, so your two files almost never agree.

6 yrs

How long marks stay

Late payments, collections and write-offs sit on a Canadian file for about six years.

30 days

The law gives you

Under PIPEDA, a company has 30 days to answer when you ask what it holds on you.

How it works

Read both reports. Find what's wrong. Send the letters.

Your reports are kept in private storage on your account. Only you, and an advisor you are assigned to, can open them.

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Add your reports

Upload your Equifax or TransUnion PDF. Valeur reads it and lists every account in plain language, with the page it came from.

Credit health screen with score factors
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See what doesn't match

Balances, statuses and dates are lined up side by side, with a note on why each difference matters.

Compare screen showing differences between Equifax and TransUnion
3

Pay it down on a plan

Track bills and settlement offers, with written confirmation checks before any money is sent.

Payoff plan screen

What you get

A clear picture of your file, not a dashboard of jargon.

Every finding, sorted

Each account and finding is labelled so you can see at a glance what is helping, what is holding you back, and what you have chosen to dispute.

Working for youHolding score backDisputing
  • Your accounts, explained — what each one means and the next step, with the report page it came from.
  • Bureau comparison — where Equifax and TransUnion disagree, and why it matters.
  • An assistant you can ask about your file in plain language, only if you allow it.
A credit report page marked up in green, amber and red
A settlement letter addressed and ready to sign

Letters

It drafts the letter. You sign and send it.

Settlement offers and bureau disputes — dated, addressed, and written from what you confirmed.

  • Equifax and TransUnion mailing details built in. Anything you type wins.
  • Nothing is marked ready until you approve it.
  • Copy it or download it, then send it yourself.
  • Valeur submits nothing on your behalf. There is no connection to any bureau.

Privacy

Your file stays private.

Your reports are stored privately on your account. Nobody else can see them unless you work with an advisor.

Never collected

No SIN. No full account numbers — they are masked. No banking connections. No passwords to your creditors.

Private storage

Report files are kept in private storage that only you and your assigned advisor can open.

Visible access

An advisor sees your file only once they are assigned to you, and key actions are written to an activity log.

Pricing

Free to start. Paid when you want the reports read for you.

No score increase is ever promised. Cancel any time.

Free

$0

  • Tell us about your situation
  • An advisor reviews it by hand
  • We get back to you with next steps
Most flexible

Plus, monthly

$14.99 / month

  • Everything in Free
  • Both reports read and compared for you
  • Findings and evidence checklist
  • Dispute and settlement letter drafts
  • Bills and settlement tracking
  • Ask Valeur assistant

Plus, yearly

$149 / year

  • Everything in Plus, monthly
  • For a longer payoff plan
  • Pay once a year

Prices in Canadian dollars.

Questions

The ones people actually ask.

Understand. Resolve. Rebuild.

Valeur is in private beta, and we're looking for testers, partners and honest feedback.