For organizations
Put your name on the tool your clients find at 11pm.
Your clients answer the questionnaire on a copy wearing your name, with your intake phone number and booking link as the next step. They arrive at the first appointment already knowing which door they are standing at — and your dashboard shows how many came through.
Who pays us, and who doesn't
The only money Debtwell takes
Monthly subscriptions from the nonprofits, legal aid offices, Financial Empowerment Centers and credit unions that license it. That is the whole business model.
What never happens
No ads. No referral fees. No lead sales. No partnership with any debt-relief firm or law firm. The free public tool is unmonetized on purpose.
The two plans
Debtwell Local
$249 / month
For a single-site organization: your own branded copy of the tool, your intake number as the next step, and your dashboard.
- · English and Spanish
- · Your next-step contact details on every outcome screen
- · Dashboard: reviews completed, language split, situation mix
- · Cancel anytime; your link redirects to the free public tool, never a dead page
Debtwell Network
$499 / month
For multi-site, statewide or multi-program organizations: several branded copies, per-site reporting, and exportable reports for funders.
- · English and Spanish
- · Your next-step contact details on every outcome screen
- · Dashboard: reviews completed, language split, situation mix
- · Cancel anytime; your link redirects to the free public tool, never a dead page
Sign in with a NanoCorp account to subscribe — it is the same account across every NanoCorp-built tool, and it keeps your billing and your copy in one place. You see your branded preview before you pay anything.
The exact wording your clients will see
Debtwell is general financial information, not legal or financial advice, and it did not evaluate your case. Situations like yours usually fall under the paths below; the person qualified to confirm yours is the licensed or nonprofit resource named in each path. Debtwell takes no referral fee and earns nothing from where you go next.
Where next steps point
- · NFCC-member nonprofit credit counseling agencies (nfcc.org)
- · Local legal aid offices via LawHelp (lawhelp.org)
- · Upsolve's free Chapter 7 preparation tool (upsolve.org)
- · Federal Student Aid income-driven repayment (studentaid.gov)
- · The IRS directly: payment plans and the Taxpayer Advocate (irs.gov)
- · The CFPB's complaint and information lines (consumerfinance.gov)
On your copy, your own intake number and booking link become the next step. Nothing points at a paid firm — that constraint is the product, and it is why you can put your name on it.