Simple, transparent pricing
Built to replace per-claim fees with one flat subscription.
Built for our first 20 customers. Locked at $199/month for life.
Unlimited claims*, unlimited team members
Missed-scope detection
Your estimate vs. the carrier's, compared line by line.
Code-cited supplement letters
Residential building-code citations drafted in where a rule applies, formatted for adjuster review.
Carrier playbook guidance
What each carrier tends to question, before you send.
Multi-round support
Carrier comes back partial? Build Round 2 from what was denied.
Recovery tracking
What you asked for and what got approved, claim by claim.
Early-access onboarding included
Your first claim is free, no card. $199/month locks in when you create claim two.
After the first 20 founder slots are filled. Same product. No limits.
Unlimited claims*, unlimited team members
Missed-scope detection
Your estimate vs. the carrier's, compared line by line.
Code-cited supplement letters
Residential building-code citations drafted in where a rule applies, formatted for adjuster review.
Carrier playbook guidance
What each carrier tends to question, before you send.
Multi-round support
Carrier comes back partial? Build Round 2 from what was denied.
Recovery tracking
What you asked for and what got approved, claim by claim.
Early-access onboarding included
Your first claim is free
One claim. No card. No deadline.
When you start paying
Work the initial package, the carrier response, round two, and the later rounds on that same claim. You subscribe only when you are ready to start claim number two.
Founder review on your first claim
Manny reviews the package before you send it, checking that the math reconciles and that the citations match the lines they sit on.
*Fair use applies — one business per account, real claims only. We'll always reach out before any limit ever affects you. See Fair Use policy.
What supplements cost today
Per-claim fees, estimator hours — or $199 flat.
Outsourced
Supplementing service
In-house
Manual, by your estimator
ClaimOps
Flat-fee software
$200–500 per supplement
Or 10% commission, taken out of what the carrier pays.
~1 estimator hour / claim
At ~$40/hour, pulled from inspections and revenue work.
$199/mo flat, unlimited
Founder rate · $399 standard. No per-claim cut.
2–5 business days
An hour-plus per claim
When someone has the hour.
Minutes to package
Same-day push-back when the carrier responds.
They do — in your name
What they send your carrier is what ships.
You do, from scratch
Rebuilt by hand, every time.
You do — assisted
The tool drafts; you decide what ships.
Often extra fees per round
Manual tracking
Partial approvals slip through.
One timeline, every round
Round 1 → 2 → 3. Nothing slips.
In their file, not yours
Spreadsheets, folders, and a prayer
Matched to line items
Smart Match ties photos and docs to the exact items.
Lives at the service
Lives in one estimator's head
Captured in the tool
Transferable across your team.
At 20 supplements a month: $4,000–$10,000 in fees or 20 estimator hours — or $199, flat.
Run your own numbers ↓What it costs
Turnaround
Who writes it
Rounds 2 and 3
Your evidence
The know-how
At 20 supplements a month: $4,000–$10,000 in fees or 20 estimator hours — or $199, flat.
Run your own numbers ↓Cost ranges sourced from public pricing of outsourced supplementing companies. In-house hour estimate based on what contractors tell us. ClaimOps is built and supported in the U.S.
Run the numbers
Punch in your volume.
Five inputs, plain math — every assumption is a slider you control. Not a recovery promise.
Your scenario to set — floored at today’s share, so the lift never reads below $0.
An assumption, not a benchmark — set it from your own supplements’ track record.
monthly volume = claims × avg claim size × supplement size × share supplemented
= 20 claims × $18,000 × 12% × 70%
= 14 supplements× $200–500. Or a 10% commission, taken out of what the carrier pays.
Founder rate · $399 standard. Unlimited claims.
How this estimator works: every number in the math is an input you control — nothing is baked in. The two numbers tools like this usually hide — supplement size and the share of claims supplemented — are sliders above; set them from your own books. Defaults are illustrative, not benchmarks. The only fixed rules are the ×12 behind the annual row and a floor that keeps the lift at or above $0. The output is the supplement volume you’d be requesting at your stated shares, not a prediction of approvals or recoveries.
What you’d be asking for at the shares you set — not what a carrier will approve. Approval is always their call.