Fixed fees. Pay for what you use.
No lock-in. No "percentage of whatever we recover". No gotchas. Pay a flat price, know the cost going in.
Letter of Demand pack
The opening move. Often the only move you need.
Typical timeframe: 7–21 days
- Properly-drafted LoD
- Email + optional post
- 14-day deadline
- Full audit log
LoD + Follow-Up pack
When they're the ignoring-letters type.
Typical timeframe: 14–30 days
- Everything in LoD pack
- Firmer follow-up notice in your name
- SMS reminder + call script
- 14-day response window tracking
Statutory Demand pack
Nuclear option for Pty Ltd debtors owing $4k+.
Typical timeframe: 21 days
- Form 509H drafted
- Eligibility checks built in (company, $4k+, undisputed)
- 21-day timeline tracking
- Full audit log
Small Claims filing pack
A pre-filled worksheet with everything you need to complete your state's official form. Usually no lawyer needed.
Typical timeframe: 6–12 weeks
- Pre-filled worksheet for your state's forum
- Statement of facts
- Step-by-step filing guide
- Evidence checklist
Magistrates / Local Court pack
For debts above your state's small claims cap.
Typical timeframe: 3–9 months
- Statement of Claim worksheet
- Particulars drafted
- Step-by-step filing guide
- Evidence checklist
Bankruptcy Notice pack (coming soon)
Post-judgment escalation against an individual.
Typical timeframe: 21 days+
- Notice prepared to AFSA standard
- Filing guide
- Affidavit of service
Enforcement pack (coming soon)
Per action — garnishee, writ, examination.
Typical timeframe: 1–6 months
- Choose your enforcement tool
- Forms filled
- Filing guide
What's NOT included (so you know)
- Court filing fees — these go directly to the registry. Typically $100–$1,500 depending on the court and claim size. We show you the exact amount before you file.
- Process server fees — if personal service is required, typically $80–$150.
- Solicitor representation — if a matter is defended and you want a lawyer, we'll refer you to a partner firm.
Not sure which pack?
Run the calculator. Plug in the amount, state, and debtor type — we'll tell you which pack to start with and what comes next.