
Publisher score
This publisher score retains the public-information rubric subtotal below. It is not an independent rating or an assessment of customer outcomes. Affiliation disclosure.
Research rubric subtotal: 8.5/10
Direct business debt and MCA focus with a matched BBB profile. Complete fees, legal coverage, and creditor timing require a written proposal.
The research subtotal measures public information and MCA relevance, not customer satisfaction, service quality, or expected savings. Missing evidence reduces the research subtotal; it does not prove poor service. The publisher score and commercial placement are separate.
See the scoring rules and limitations →What does Business Debt Adjusters do?
The company’s website describes an initial consultation, financial review, and negotiation with creditors. It offers help with merchant cash advances, business credit cards, and other business debts. Its descriptions emphasize possible payment changes and creditor-dependent results; they do not establish what a specific funder will accept for your account.
Source: Company website ↗
Business Debt Adjusters BBB rating and public record
BBB lists a January 2016 business start date, an A− grade, and no accreditation. The profile cites failure to respond to one complaint among the reasons for the grade. Non-accreditation by itself does not mean a business has done anything wrong. The profile includes positive customer comments as well as a complaint about promised payment reductions.
Sources: BBB business profile ↗ · BBB complaints ↗
Fees, results, and what to clarify
The important distinction is whether a proposed single payment is a payment into a settlement program or repayment of a new loan. Ask BDA to identify the arrangement and show where the money goes. A longer track record is useful context, but it cannot replace an account-by-account plan for your current creditors.
Use this public-record review to prepare for a consultation. We have not audited this provider’s client outcomes or obtained a quote for your business. A BBB grade does not establish guaranteed savings, pricing, or suitability.
Questions to ask Business Debt Adjusters
- Is the quoted monthly payment sent to creditors or accumulated in a separate reserve?
- Which of my MCA funders have agreed to revised terms, and which have not?
- Will you give me the complete fee and refund schedule before enrollment?
- Who handles legal notices while negotiations are pending?
Compare written proposals on the same basis
Compare this proposal with Coastal Debt Resolve and other firms using the same balances, timeline, and service requirements. Ask for all costs, the cancellation policy, the handling of legal notices, and the expected reporting schedule in writing.
See the side-by-side company comparison → · Understand the settlement process →
Common questions
How much does Business Debt Adjusters charge?
We have not verified a complete, current fee schedule for this provider. Ask for the total dollar cost, what triggers each fee, attorney and account charges, and cancellation terms for your exact accounts. A lower monthly payment does not establish lower total cost.
Is Business Debt Adjusters BBB accredited?
No. The linked BBB profile showed no accreditation and A− as of September 6, 2026. Accreditation and ratings can change.
Can this review tell me whether I will save money?
No. Net savings depend on creditor agreements, fees, legal costs, tax treatment, and completing the terms. Obtain a written proposal and independent advice where needed.
Does a BBB grade include customer star ratings?
No. BBB says customer reviews are not used in calculating the letter grade. Read both measures and the complaint record. BBB’s explanation.
Sources and review limits
- Provider website — service descriptions are the provider’s claims.
- BBB profile, complaints, and customer reviews — reported experiences, not independently verified outcomes.
Checked September 6, 2026. This is desk research, not a first-hand customer review or a legal investigation. We do not infer wrongdoing from a complaint or from non-accreditation.