CollectionPlacement

How matching works

CollectionPlacement is a free matching and referral service for creditors. If a business or person owes you money and your own follow-up has stalled, we help you find a collection agency or collection attorney that fits the debt.

How it works

1. Tell us about the debt. The matching form asks for the debt type, the total amount owed, how old it is, how many accounts there are and where you or the debtor are located, plus your contact details. It takes a couple of minutes.
2. We review it. We look at what you've told us and work out which kind of partner fits: a collection agency for pre-legal collection, or a collection law firm when a lawsuit or judgment enforcement may be needed. We aim to reply within one business day.
3. We introduce you. We introduce you to agencies or law firms whose work matches your debt type, size and location, and we share your details with them so they can contact you.
4. You choose. You discuss fees, contingency rates, reporting and terms directly with each partner. There's no obligation to place any account.

Who our partners are

Our network includes independent collection agencies and collection law firms. Some of the agencies use AI and automation in their outreach, such as AI voice agents, text messaging and automated workflows, alongside human collectors. If that matters to you, mention it in the form. See AI collection agency matching for the questions worth asking.

Every partner is an independent business, responsible for its own licensing, bonding and compliance. Check credentials yourself before you place accounts. Our guide to collection agency licensing explains how.

Automation workflow help

We also offer automation workflow help for creditors who want to automate parts of their own follow-up, such as pre-placement payment reminders. Ask us about it in the form notes or by email. We don't send messages on your behalf, and you're responsible for complying with collection and messaging laws.

What it costs

Matching is free for creditors. Some collection agencies in our network pay us a referral fee when we introduce them to a creditor. That fee doesn't change what you pay them, and you're free to negotiate terms or decline any introduction. Any fees for collection work are agreed directly between you and the agency or law firm you choose.

What we are not

We are not a collection agency or a law firm. We don't collect debts, buy debts or give legal advice. See our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.

Questions

Email [email protected], or use the form below.