Credit With 1Eleven: How Cedetria Tranchant Turned Done-For-You Credit Repair Into a Skool Community

Credit With 1Eleven sells a service, not a course: unlimited done-for-you credit repair inside a membership, with experts filing disputes every month so members do not have to. Cedetria Tranchant reframes credit repair from a one-time transaction into an ongoing relationship, adding funding access and identity protection to keep members subscribed. With about 1,029 members and a 2026 Skool Games win, it is a top-66 earner on the Skool Games leaderboard. This breakdown looks at how packaging a service as a membership creates recurring revenue.

The founder does the selling

Cedetria Tranchant

The CEO and founder of Credit With 1Eleven. She runs a done-for-you credit repair operation that has served 2,000-plus clients and removed over $5M in debt, then wraps it in a membership with monthly disputes, funding access, and weekly live calls. Her pitch sells the result, not the how-to.

Cedetria sells done, not DIY. Most credit content teaches people to dispute items themselves; she does it for them and charges monthly for the ongoing work. The proof numbers (2,000-plus clients, $5M-plus removed) establish that this is a real operation with a track record, and the membership structure converts what would be a one-time repair fee into recurring revenue. The funding access and identity protection extend the relationship past the initial credit fix so members keep a reason to stay.

What Credit With 1Eleven sells

The about page opens with a win, agitates the pain, stacks the done-for-you deliverables, then handles the required third-party cost with a clear disclaimer. Below is their about page word for word, with the key parts numbered. Hover a number to see what each line is doing.

Read as a builder, this page turns a transaction into a subscription. The Skool Games win and the client numbers open with authority, the pain list makes inaction feel expensive, and the "unlimited done-for-you" line is the reframe that earns a monthly fee: members pay for ongoing work, not a one-time fix. The disclaimer about the required $39.90 monitoring cost is a trust move, disclosed upfront so members are not surprised, and "active member = active credit repair" makes the recurring nature explicit.

The funnel, step by step

Credit With 1Eleven converts on proof plus a done-for-you promise, then keeps members subscribed because the repair work only continues while they stay.

The retention engine is the service itself. Because disputes are filed every month and stop when a member cancels, staying subscribed is the only way to keep the results coming. The funding and identity-protection add-ons give the member a next goal after their score improves, which extends the relationship past the point where a pure repair service would end.

The formula you can copy

Sell the outcome as a service. "We do the disputes for you every month" earns a subscription where "learn to dispute" only earns a one-time sale.

Disclose required costs upfront. Naming the third-party monitoring fee inside the offer builds trust and prevents cancellations driven by surprise charges.

Add a next goal. Funding and identity protection give members a reason to stay after the first win, extending lifetime value. See related Money breakdowns in The Credit Framework, The BFS Wealth Circle, and the top of the Skool leaderboard.

Frequently asked questions

What is Credit With 1Eleven?

A Skool community by Cedetria Tranchant offering unlimited done-for-you credit repair as a membership, with monthly expert disputes, credit audits, funding access, and identity protection. It is a top-66 earner and a 2026 Skool Games winner with about 1,029 members.

Who is Cedetria Tranchant?

The CEO and founder. Her operation has served over 2,000 clients and removed more than $5M in debt, and she runs weekly live calls for members.

How much does Credit With 1Eleven cost?

The about page lists a $67 a month founder rate, plus a required third-party credit-monitoring cost of $39.90 a month paid directly to MyFreeScoreNow. Check the community page for the current figures.

What is the lesson for other community builders?

Package an outcome as an ongoing service rather than a course, disclose any required third-party costs upfront to build trust, and add a next goal so members stay after their first result.