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AutoPayPlus Launches RePayPlus

The reinsured biweekly payment program offers auto dealers with customer retention and reinsurance structure.

January 20, 2026
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RePayPlus is designed to help dealers offer a biweekly payment option while creating a reinsurance-backed retention opportunity.

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F&I and Showroom

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AutoPayPlus by US Equity Advantage has launched RePayPlus, a reinsured biweekly payment program designed to support dealer retention and provide a reinsurance structure tied to a biweekly servicing model.

Program Details

RePayPlus combines AutoPayPlus’ biweekly payment service with a reinsurance model intended to improve customer payment alignment while creating a new revenue stream for dealers.

“It’s not often that I get to be involved with something that is truly innovative in this business, so I was happy to assist in the creation of RePayPlus,” said Mark Genova of Reinsurance Associates.

RePayPlus founder and CEO Robert Steenbergh said the company partnered with Fortegra as the program’s CLIP provider.

Program Highlights

RePayPlus is positioned as a retention and reinsurance solution aimed at addressing affordability pressures and longer loan terms.

Key program features include:

  • Biweekly payment structure tied to reinsurance

  • Loyalty credit aimed at supporting repeat business

  • Limited dealer risk with loss ratios described as comparable to vehicle service contract programs

  • Dealer premium positioned as the second-highest behind VSC

  • Payment servicing designed to align customer pay cycles with payments

“RePayPlus represents a breakthrough in innovation for an F&I market that rarely sees anything new that’s not a gimmick,” Steenbergh said. “By combining three already successful and proven components, we’ve created a force multiplier.”

Brown and Brown Dealer Services Auto F&I President Robert Hunter said the reinsured biweekly model strengthens the existing AutoPayPlus offering and could become a core dealer product.

Related: AutoPayPlus Unveils No-Cost Reporting Tool 

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