Recover Your B2B Debt on a Genuine No Win, No Fee Basis
Start with a free assessment. We'll review your case, explain the most appropriate recovery route and confirm all fees before any work begins.
You only pay our general collection fee when money is recovered
We assess the debt first, avoid unnecessary upfront cost and link our general collection fee to successful recovery.
If we do not recover, you do not pay commission
If general collection activity does not recover money for you, no recovery commission is payable.
We assess the debt before recommending action
We review the debt, debtor position, evidence, potential distress and realistic recovery routes before recommending action.
Check recovery viability →You know the commission before we begin
We agree the applicable recovery commission before collection activity starts, so you know the commercial position from the outset.
Nothing formal starts without your approval
We do not progress letters, court action, enforcement or insolvency-related routes without first explaining the position and obtaining your approval.
Review escalation costs →What you pay for general collection work
You are not charged simply because we open a file, review documents, create an account or carry out routine collection activity.
For general business debt recovery, the agreed commission is payable from money successfully recovered. We confirm the rate before action begins, based on the circumstances of your case.
- No setup fee to submit the debt
- No administration fee for opening the case
- No routine charge for telephone and written collection activity
- No recovery commission if no money is recovered through general collections
- The applicable commission is agreed before we begin
A recently overdue invoice owed by an active business is different from an aged, disputed or distressed debt. The free assessment lets us propose a proportionate fee and route rather than apply a generic one-size-fits-all price.
VAT: Where applicable, VAT will be charged at the prevailing rate. Any applicable VAT will be clearly identified and agreed before recovery activity begins.
What happens if ordinary collection does not secure payment
General collections are separate from formal legal, enforcement and insolvency-related action. We review any proposed escalation for commercial viability and explain it clearly before you decide whether to proceed.
Letter Before Action
A formal pre-action demand may be recommended where the debt remains unpaid and escalation is justified.
View LBA guidance →Statutory Demand
This may be considered for qualifying undisputed debts where the debtor and circumstances make the route appropriate.
View statutory demand guidance →County Court Claim
Court proceedings may be recommended where the evidence, debt value and likely enforcement prospects support action.
View court claim guidance →Enforcement
Where judgment exists and recovery prospects remain viable, an appropriate enforcement route may be considered.
View enforcement guidance →Could formal escalation be funded?
Letters Before Action, Statutory Demands, County Court Claims and High Court Enforcement may be funded in qualifying matters. We assess funding case by case, and it is not automatic.
Before you approve formal action, we explain the proposed route, what any funding includes, applicable deductions or charges, likely commercial risks and any costs that may remain payable.
| Assessment | We consider the debt, evidence, debtor position, proportionality and likely recovery prospects. |
|---|---|
| Recommendation | You receive a reasoned recommendation rather than automatic escalation. |
| Cost explanation | Any proposed funding, court fee, third-party charge or success-related deduction is explained before approval. |
| Client approval | No formal legal, enforcement or insolvency-related action is commenced without your authority. |
If the evidence, debtor position or recovery prospects do not support further action, we will say so rather than recommend unnecessary cost or activity.
Can you add interest, compensation or recovery costs?
Depending on the contract and circumstances, you may be able to claim interest, fixed compensation or certain recovery costs on a qualifying B2B debt.
We check these additional amounts during the assessment
The ability to claim additional sums depends on matters including the contractual terms, the nature of the transaction, the parties involved and the recovery route used.
We identify potential additions during the assessment and explain what may reasonably be pursued. This page provides general information and is not legal advice.
Check interest and compensation →What we confirm before you authorise action
The assessment gives you the key information needed to decide whether and how to proceed.
- Whether the debt appears suitable and commercially viable to pursue
- The recommended initial recovery strategy
- The commission applicable to successful general collections
- The likely stages and expected progression of the matter
- Whether formal escalation may become appropriate
- Whether funded escalation may be available
- Any material third-party, court or enforcement costs requiring approval
- How progress and weekly case updates will be communicated
Your pricing questions answered
These answers explain the main differences between the free assessment, general collection activity and formal escalation.
Is the initial debt assessment free?
What does genuine no win, no fee mean?
Are there setup or administration fees?
Why is there no standard commission rate on the page?
Does no win, no fee include court and enforcement action?
Can action start without my approval?
Understand the routes that could affect cost and recovery
Use these guides and decision pages to compare your options before deciding how to proceed.
Formal recovery routes
Suitability checks
Decision tools and support
Find out what it would cost to recover your debt
Send us the debt details and supporting documents for a free assessment. We will review viability, explain the proposed route and confirm the applicable pricing before recovery activity begins.
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