See what people say when they learn about Billie — and what some of them have already lived through.
The average American is screened 25 to 50 times over a lifetime.
95% of employers screen candidates before an offer.
Landlords and property managers screen almost universally.
Bar admission, nursing, real estate, childcare, security.
Judgments, liens and collections surface here.
Visa and trusted-traveler vetting.
Among the most thorough checks that exist.
Schools, coaching, faith communities.
The average American holds about 12 jobs.
Sources: BLS National Longitudinal Survey data • U.S. Census Migration Expectancy • Consumerfinance.gov
How does this not already exist?
Damn, now I wanna know my Legal Wellness Score!
Can I run my scan NOW?
Paraphrased themes from waitlist sign-up responses.
By far the most common. People are not worried about a specific record, they are worried about not knowing whether there is one.
A citation, a dismissed charge, a case that resolved years ago and still appears, a forgotten ticket that quietly turned into a warrant.
Common name, similar date of birth, wrong county. People describe being asked about things that were never theirs.
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