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Monitoring — $19/mo
Keep watching your specialty reports after your dispute. Placeholder — monitoring checkout is not enabled yet.
A denial based on a wrong report deserves a second look.
Denied housing, a bank account, or a job because of a specialty consumer report? SecondLook Reports walks you through checking the report for errors, gathering the right evidence, and preparing a dispute letter you mail yourself — for tenant screening, CheXSystems, and employment background check reports.
Honest positioning: SecondLook Reports is document-preparation software only. It is not a law firm, it does not provide legal advice. You review, sign, and mail your own letters — we never mail anything for you and we never guarantee an outcome. The reporting agency decides the result of its reinvestigation.
How it works
1. Free eligibility check
Answer 5–7 plain-English questions per module. You get a verdict — eligible, not yet, or not sure — and exactly why.
2. Work your case checklist
Tick the errors that match your report. The app builds an evidence checklist for just those errors.
3. Generate your letter
A dispute letter citing the right FCRA section — §611 reinvestigation, or the §605B block request for identity theft — ready to print or download.
4. Mail it and track deadlines
You mail the letter. The app tracks your 60-day free-report window and the bureau's 30-day investigation deadline.
Modules & pricing
Tenant Screening
$79
Eviction and tenant screening report disputes.
CheXSystems
$49
Banking-history report disputes.
Employment Background Check
$99
Employment screening report disputes.
Fresh Start bundle
$149
All three modules.
Monitoring
$19/mo
Ongoing monitoring (coming soon).
Checkout is a placeholder in this version — no payment is taken and no payment integration is connected.
Free eligibility check
Works without an account. If you are signed in, you can start a case straight from your result.
Data safety: there is no Social Security number field anywhere in SecondLook Reports. Never type a full SSN into any field — the app rejects text that looks like one.