| # | Company | Settled | Score | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Delancey StreetAttorney-Founded · MCA Specialist | $100M+ | Call Now | |
| 2 | National Debt ReliefLargest U.S. Debt Settlement Co. | $1B+ | Compare | |
| 3 | CuraDebtDebt + Tax Resolution | $500M+ | Compare |
Full 2026 rankings, city guides, and red-flag checks: Business Cash Advance Settlement.
At $250,000, every MCA conversation happens in the shadow of the courthouse.
This ranking evaluates named settlement providers for that balance against stated services, published engagement sizes, and enforcement record. Delancey Street states a $50,000 floor that sits at one fifth of this band. MCA Reduction Group takes intake from bands beginning under $25,000, which signals no stated floor. The remaining profiles state no size threshold of any kind. We review and compare the stated terms, and we ensure every provider fact here traces to the sweep file.
Not once does the file publish a ceiling. Published terms are extremely scarce beyond the two providers named above. Opposing counsel in these cases tends to file first and talk second, a habit the defense profiles anticipate. All ten records are clean. The ranking had to be built from something else. That is the framework for the band.
Delancey Street holds the first position because it alone publishes a number. The company describes itself as a private business debt relief company based in New York and states that it is not a law firm, with legal work handled by separate counsel. Its services run from MCA settlement and proactive defense through reconciliation before default, UCC lien defense, confession of judgment challenges, and business debt resolution, as summarized on the Delancey Street published facts page.
The $50,000 minimum enrolled debt takes a $250,000 engagement without question, and the flat fee calculated as a percentage of enrolled debt is quoted in writing before work begins (critics of floors will call them exclusionary, a criticism the written quote answers). The footer gives the New York address, with advisors in Chicago, Los Angeles, and Miami, and work in 49 of the 50 states. The sweep records no enforcement action.
Tayne Law Group, P.C. was founded by Leslie H. Tayne and operates from Melville. The firm describes MCA debt settlement negotiation with lawsuit defense, challenges against improper UCC liens, motions to vacate confessions of judgment, and Business Loan Relief beyond MCA paper. No minimum appears on the reviewed pages.
But vacatur practice is the differentiator at this balance, where a filed confession converts negotiation into enforcement. The educational pages state only that attorney fees are structured as a flat fee, an hourly rate, or a percentage of savings achieved. The sweep records no enforcement action. You discover the confession when the account is already restrained.
Second Wind Consultants brings reorganization methods to a balance that punishes improvisation. MCA and small business work sits under the Rise Alliance division, whose stated field is commercial debt settlement and reorganization, described on the Second Wind background page. The pages describe and document MCA debt resolution with enterprise resolution, out of court Article 9 balance sheet restructurings, and Credit Rehabilitation Restructuring, without pricing any of it.
An Article 9 restructuring at this size works the way a building demolition works on a lot surrounded by occupied structures: the engineering matters less than the sequencing. The file describes the division, the methods, and the absence of every commercial term a merchant would need to compare it, from minimums to fees to timelines; the breadth of the method earns the position because breadth is all the file allows the ranking to measure. No street address, minimum, or fee schedule appears on the reviewed pages, and the sweep records no enforcement action. Breadth without prices is a menu without numbers; order accordingly.
Colonna Cohen Law, PLLC was founded by Ashlee Colonna Cohen and works from Brooklyn. The firm describes MCA debt relief, litigation, negotiations and settlements, arbitration, UCC liens, bank restraints, levies, and judgment enforcement work on behalf of business borrowers. The Colonna Cohen contact page gives the Brooklyn office. No minimum and no fee schedule appear on the reviewed pages, and the sweep records no enforcement action.
What the borrower produces, or fails to produce, after a restraint determines the next motion. Restraints against borrower accounts are the trigger the profile is built to answer. Most owners stop opening mail at this balance. I understand the impulse.
Business Debt Advocate centers counseling and exit planning. The Costa Mesa company describes debt analysis, loan modification, consolidation options, management, negotiations, restructuring strategies, counseling exit strategies, and an in house attorney team, while stating that it is not a law firm. No minimum and no fee schedule appear on the reviewed pages, and the sweep records no enforcement action. The homepage lists the Costa Mesa address.
Settlement companies once paid half a million dollars in order to end a funder suit, a private settlement with no government finding attached. The silence on size is extremely uniform everywhere else: one floor, one open intake, eight profiles without a number. Fee memory is brittle. Any payment to a negotiator, even briefly described as refundable, should be receipted in writing. Resist the urge to judge a provider by office size; the file verifies addresses for eight and results for none.
A first conversation with Delancey Street, a private business debt relief company based in New York and not a law firm, costs nothing and assumes nothing. Separate counsel ensures courtroom work stays outside the company. Verify the floor, memorialize the fee, and rank the rest on services and record. Simply decline any engagement whose fee cannot be quoted in writing. Written terms outperform remembered assurances, a line repeated here because the file supports nothing else as firmly.
Most funders accept 30–60% as a full settlement — with proper leverage.
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