BIZER SCORE vs. CREDIT SCORE
A credit score rates you. This rates your business.
Both are a single, trusted number built from real data. But they measure different things, and it’s worth knowing which is which.
THE DIFFERENCE
One measures a person. One measures a business.
A credit score measures how reliably a person has repaid debt, it’s about your personal history. A Business Strength Score measures how strong the business itself is: how it makes money, wins customers, delivers work, and runs without its owner. A brand-new owner with great personal credit can still have a weak business, and this is the number that shows it, and how to fix it.
SIDE BY SIDE
THE BIG IDEA
The credit score for the business itself
Think of the Business Strength Score as the credit score for the business, a number that finally makes a private business as knowable, and as trustworthy, as a person’s credit.
THE BUSINESS STRENGTH SCORE GUIDE
Explore the guide
- What is a Business Strength Score?
- How your score is calculated
- Score ranges: Start, Build, Grow, Exit
- The Money pillar
- The Customers pillar
- The Work pillar
- The Management pillar
- Proof, not claims
- The Verified Score
- How your score changes over time
- How to raise your score
- How to build business strength
- Myths about business strength
- vs. a credit score (you are here)
- vs. business credit scores
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