Your business already lost this money. ERPSav gets it back.

Built like an ERP

Enterprise structure, without the implementation

Questions

Do we need an integration?

No. Every module reads an export from the system you already use, usually a CSV. Headers are matched automatically, and unreadable rows come back with a line number and a reason.

What does ERPSav do, and what do we do?

ERPSav finds and prices each overcharge and drafts the letter. On self-serve plans and the Recovery plan you send it in your own name. On the managed plan our team sends it under your signed letter of authority. Either way the money is paid to you.

How is the expected recovery calculated?

Each rule prices the money at risk and applies a confidence for that type of finding. When several findings describe the same dollars, only the largest counts. You see the rule, the evidence and the arithmetic for every case.

What does it cost?

Self-serve plans start at $299 a month and you keep 100%. The Recovery plan is priced by module, from $25 a month (card fees) to $149 a month (warranty), plus an 8–15% success fee when money is credited. Managed is performance only, typically 20–30% of what is received. There are no setup fees.

Is there a free trial?

Yes. Every new workspace gets 14 days with every module, counted from the first import, and no card. When it ends, your findings stay visible; importing, letters and exports need a plan or a one-time pass.

Which countries are supported?

The US, Canada, the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand. Some modules are narrower: warranty, tariff refunds, freight claims, detention & demurrage and medical bills are US only; sales tax is not offered in Australia; and card-fee and chargeback work is software-only in the UK and Ireland.

Is our data safe?

Every row is scoped to your workspace, so no other customer can see it. Imports, letters and status changes are written to an audit trail. ERPSav runs on its own servers in the EU behind Cloudflare, and card details for billing go to Stripe, never to ERPSav.

Is this legal, tax or medical advice?

No. ERPSav compares your documents with the terms and published rules you provide and shows the arithmetic. Questions about what a contract, statute or tax rule means go to your own lawyer or adviser.

Pricing

Three ways to pay