Technology & SaaS debt recovery

Subscription arrears, licensing disputes, and project milestone defaults. We recover what technology companies are owed — globally.

DAVID, Founder, Dublin. The client stopped paying. Not logging in, though. They love it. Our Dubai-hours collector calls before their morning standup. Still their favourite tool. Now also paid for.

In most industries, when a customer stops paying, at least they have the decency to stop using the product. Technology is different. A SaaS customer can ignore every invoice for six months while logging into your platform every single day, generating revenue from the tools they're not paying for, and responding to your finance team's emails with the digital equivalent of a shrug.

There's something uniquely maddening about watching your own dashboard confirm that a non-paying customer completed 847 active sessions last month. They're not dissatisfied. They haven't churned. They've simply decided that your software is essential enough to use daily but not essential enough to pay for. It's the commercial equivalent of dining at a restaurant every evening and walking out before the bill arrives — except the restaurant can see them eating through a live video feed.