Tech and SaaS Companies: Sell Your Unpaid Judgment

Tech and SaaS Companies: Sell Your Unpaid Judgment

A client didn’t pay. A contract was breached. You won in court. We buy California technology and SaaS company judgments — $10,000 and up.

$10,000 minimum · Commercial judgments · California superior court

Tech company judgment collection

Technology companies — software vendors, SaaS providers, IT services firms, development agencies — frequently encounter payment disputes on enterprise contracts. When a client stops paying mid-contract or refuses to pay on delivery, litigation follows. The judgment is often straightforward. Collection is not.

Debtors in the tech industry tend to be sophisticated about asset protection. But many have real property, business banking, or ongoing operations that create enforceable collection angles. We evaluate each case on the actual debtor profile.

What qualifies

We evaluate California commercial judgments in this category including:

  • SaaS contract defaults — Enterprise client stopped paying subscription fees; judgment entered for the unpaid balance and contract damages.
  • Software development payment disputes — Client refused to pay on project completion; judgment entered for the contract amount.
  • IT services and managed services defaults — Managed services or IT support client stopped paying; judgment entered on the account balance.
  • Licensing agreement defaults — Client breached a software license agreement; court awarded damages.
  • Data services and API contract disputes — Commercial data or API access agreement where the client defaulted on payment.

Minimum face value: $10,000. California superior court commercial judgments only.

FAQ

The client was a startup that has since shut down. Any chance of recovery?

If founders have personal liability — personal guarantee, alter ego claim, or if the startup raised venture capital and still has funds — there may be something. Tell us the full picture and we’ll give you an honest assessment.

Our judgment includes attorney fees. Does that affect the face value?

Attorney fees awarded as part of the judgment are included in the face value we purchase. Tell us the full judgment amount including any fee awards.

The debtor is a well-funded company that’s just delaying. Can you help?

A well-funded debtor with identifiable assets is actually a strong enforcement target. The challenge is getting through their legal team. Tell us the debtor profile and we’ll assess collectibility.

Get your tech or SaaS judgment evaluated

Technology or software company judgment, $10,000 or more? Free evaluation, one business day response.

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