Score range
Credit scores & reportsThe minimum and maximum numbers used by a credit agency to calculate scores.
Overview
Each agency uses its own range, such as 0 to 999 or 0 to 710.
Because ranges differ, scores are not directly comparable across agencies.
Why it matters
- It explains why your scores can look different between agencies.
- It helps you understand where you sit within a scale.
- It sets context for credit bands and labels.
FAQs
Can I compare my Experian and TransUnion scores?
Not directly, because the ranges and scoring models are different.
Do lenders see the same range I see?
Lenders usually see the agency data but may also apply their own models.
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