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What your subscription covers — and the fees there aren't

What the Lorica subscription includes, and the fees Lorica doesn't charge — no per-payment fees, no interest, no cut of your money.

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Written by William Eskridge

Lorica is a flat subscription. That's the whole cost.

You pay $39/month, or $374.40/year — which works out to $31.20/month, about 20% less. That covers everything Lorica does: connecting your bank and debts, building your payoff plan, and running your scheduled payments automatically.

Just as important is what Lorica doesn't charge:

  • No per-payment fees. Whether Lorica runs one transfer or many, the subscription price is the same.

  • No cut of your money. Every dollar you contribute goes toward your debts. Lorica doesn't take a percentage.

  • No interest or markup. Lorica isn't a lender and doesn't add interest. You keep paying your existing creditors directly.

  • No hidden charges. The money moves through a clearing account in your own name — Lorica never holds it, and nothing is skimmed along the way.

The subscription is how Lorica makes money, and it's the only way. That keeps the incentive simple: help you pay your debt down and get you out of it.

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