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Making Home Repairs Affordable

We're on a mission to help homeowners get the repairs they need, when they need them, with financing that's fast, fair, and transparent.

Our Story

When your AC breaks in the middle of summer or your water heater fails on a Sunday morning, you need it fixed fast. But repairs like these can cost thousands of dollars - money that many families don't have sitting in their bank account.

Traditional lending options are too slow. Credit cards are too expensive. And many homeowners delay critical repairs because they can't afford the upfront cost, leading to bigger problems and higher costs down the road.

That's why we built SuprFi. We are operators and technologists, experienced in the home services space, and we have also built payment solutions worldwide. We saw contractors losing jobs because customers couldn't pay, and homeowners suffering through broken systems because financing was too hard to get. We knew there had to be a better way.

So we made the product we wished existed: split the cost of a repair into four equal payments, with 0% interest and no fees, offered by your contractor at the moment you need it. Simple enough to explain in one sentence, fair enough that there is nothing to hide in the fine print. We are also working on longer term payment offerings that we will be launching soon.

We're rolling out with select contractors now, and we're just getting started. Our vision is a world where no homeowner has to delay a critical repair because of cost, and where every contractor has the tools to help their customers say yes.

Our Values

Straight talk

No hidden fees, no surprises, and clear decisions. If we can't approve you, we tell you why. That's how trust gets earned.

Simplicity

One plan: the quote, split into four equal payments. Simple enough to explain in a sentence, with nothing hiding in fine print.

Speed

Emergencies don't wait. Our technology gets you a decision in minutes.

Customer first

We build for the homeowner in a bad moment and the contractor standing in their kitchen.