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Turn overdue invoices
into platform revenue.

Add collections to your platform. We do the collecting; you earn the difference between your customer fee and ours.

Modern Collections Blended Success Fee
5–15% of recovered cash
Setup, seats & monthly minimum
$0
Your platform revenue
Your customer fee, less ours
Nothing recovered
No fee

What could collections add to your revenue?

Start with your annual invoice volume. Adjust the assumptions to see the opportunity.

Invoice dollars processed by your platform each year. USD.

Share of annual volume in overdue invoices placed with us.

Average fee across your portfolio, weighted by recovered cash. Individual invoice fees vary.

Both fees are a percentage of recovered cash.

Your agreement governs fees and markup.

Incremental annual platform revenue

$500,000

Fees you charge your customers less our blended success fee, before your other costs.

Annual invoice volume
$1,000,000,000
Overdue invoices placed1% of annual volume
$10,000,000
Cash recovered50% recovery assumption
$5,000,000

How your revenue adds up

Fees you charge your customers20% of recovered cash
$1,000,000
Modern Collections Blended Success Fee10% of recovered cash
−$500,000
Your platform earns10 percentage point spread
$500,000
Cash back to your customersRecovered cash less the customer fee
$4,000,000

Amounts round to the nearest cent.

Annual example: $10,000,000 overdue, $5,000,000 recovered, $500,000 incremental platform revenue, $4,000,000 returned to customers.

Bring your invoice volume. We’ll work through the integration and commercial terms together.

Discuss your partnership

See what you keep after fees.

Compare recovery rates and fees on similar invoices.

Explore the comparison

How we set the rate

Recoverability
Invoice age, dispute history, prior attempts, and whether the debtor is still operating.
Documentation
Invoices, contracts, delivery proof, and correspondence that support the balance.
Debtor quality
A reachable contact, the ability to pay, and the condition of the business.

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