Bossmaker is a financial services and business funding company that helps small businesses build business credit, become bankable, and secure financing through its software platform and advisory programs.
Bossmaker is a U.S.-based financial services firm that specializes in helping small and midsize businesses obtain funding, build business credit, and become more attractive to lenders. Through its software platforms and consulting services, Bossmaker provides pre‑qualification scans, lender‑compliance guidance, business credit development, and funding strategy support so business owners can access vendor, store, fleet, and cash credit as well as non‑bank and bankable loans.([linkedin.com](https://www.linkedin.com/company/bossmaker?utm_source=openai))
A charge from “SQ *BOSSMAKER, gosq.com, USA” typically appears when a business owner or entrepreneur pays Bossmaker for services such as a funding pre‑qualification scan, a business‑credit or “become bankable” program, CRM/software access, or related coaching or consulting. Depending on the specific offer, the charge may be a one‑time program fee, a software or platform subscription, or a bundled financing/coaching package processed via Square. Some charges may follow a free consultation, webinar, or partner referral that leads into a paid funding or credit‑building program.([partners.bossmaker.biz](https://partners.bossmaker.biz/about-page?utm_source=openai))
If you’re unsure about a Bossmaker charge, first check any emails, invoices, or contracts from Bossmaker or its partner portals (such as Bossmaker CRM or related white‑label systems) for the exact amount and date. Log into any Bossmaker‑related account dashboards you were given at signup to review billing history and program status. If you still have questions, you can contact Bossmaker through the support email or phone number listed on their sites, referencing the last four digits of the card and transaction date; they can confirm the charge, clarify whether it is a one‑time or recurring fee, and discuss refunds or cancellations subject to the terms of your specific agreement.([partners.bossmaker.biz](https://partners.bossmaker.biz/about-page?utm_source=openai))
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You were likely charged by Bossmaker for a funding‑related service such as a business funding pre‑qualification scan, a “become bankable” or business‑credit program, CRM/software access, or coaching/consulting that you signed up for online or through a partner. Review your recent enrollments, webinars, or consultations related to business funding or credit building, then match the billed amount with the offer details in your confirmation emails or client portal.
Is the Bossmaker charge a one‑time fee or a subscription?
Bossmaker offers both one‑time program fees (for items like initial funding scans, setup fees, or specific consulting packages) and recurring charges for ongoing software, CRM usage, or continuing coaching services. Check your welcome email or agreement for language such as “monthly access,” “subscription,” or “retainer”; if it’s unclear, log into your Bossmaker or Bossmaker CRM account or contact support to confirm whether your plan renews automatically.
How do I cancel my Bossmaker subscription or recurring services?
To cancel recurring services, log into your Bossmaker or Bossmaker CRM account (or the specific white‑label portal you were given), navigate to the billing or subscription section, and follow the cancellation instructions. If you do not see a self‑service option, email or call Bossmaker support with your name, email used at signup, and the last 4 digits of the billed card, and request that all future renewals be stopped; ask for written confirmation of cancellation for your records.
How can I request a refund or dispute a Bossmaker charge?
Review the terms and conditions or service agreement you accepted at signup—these outline refund eligibility and time limits. If you believe you were billed in error or did not receive the services as described, contact Bossmaker directly by email or phone with your invoice number, transaction date, and a brief explanation of the issue. They can review your account, clarify what was delivered, and determine whether a partial or full refund is possible under their policies; if you still disagree, you can then contact your card issuer to open a dispute.
What are common Bossmaker charge amounts I might see?
Bossmaker’s charges can range from relatively modest fees for initial pre‑qualification scans or assessments to larger amounts for comprehensive funding programs, white‑label software access, or multi‑month coaching packages. It’s common to see a single larger upfront charge for setup or enrollment, followed by smaller recurring monthly fees if you opted into ongoing software or advisory services. Always compare the exact amount on your statement with the pricing listed in your original offer or invoice.
Why do I see a pending or duplicate Bossmaker charge on my statement?
If your payment was processed via Square, you may see a temporary authorization hold or a pending entry before the final charge settles. In some cases, failed or retried transactions can briefly appear as duplicates. These typically resolve within a few business days; if a duplicate remains posted or the amount doesn’t match your agreement, reach out to Bossmaker with a screenshot of your statement so they can verify what was captured and issue an adjustment if warranted.
How can I verify that a Bossmaker charge is legitimate and not fraud?
First, confirm whether you—or a business partner with access to the card—recently engaged any business‑funding, credit‑building, or CRM services that mentioned Bossmaker or a Bossmaker‑powered platform. Search your email for “Bossmaker,” “business funding,” or “become bankable” to find onboarding messages, invoices, or login links. If you find nothing and no authorized user recognizes the purchase, contact Bossmaker support with the transaction details; if they cannot locate an account tied to your card or email, immediately notify your bank or card issuer to treat it as potential fraud.
How do I contact Bossmaker about a billing question?
You can contact Bossmaker using the support contact information listed on their official sites (such as bossmaker.biz or bossmakercrm.com), typically via support email and a toll‑free phone number. When you reach out, provide your full name, business name (if applicable), email used at signup, transaction date, and the last 4 digits of the card, so they can quickly locate your account and clarify the nature of the charge or adjust billing if needed.
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