Your adjuster license earns. No deployment required.

Flat-fee claim files for licensed adjusters. About 10 to 30 minutes each, from your phone, with the fee fixed before you claim.

Apply with your license How the work runs

Same flat fee whether you attest, send back or decline.

A license should earn on its own. Not only when a storm, a roster or an employer deploys it. gigs.claims sends the file to the license.

How the work runs

Three steps, all from your phone. The platform carries the preparation; you carry the judgment.

  1. 01

    Apply with your license

    State or DHS. Two minutes, checked against the state's record.

  2. 02

    A matched file arrives

    Matched to your states, lines and perils, flat fee attached.

  3. 03

    Adjust in minutes

    Attest, send back or decline. All three are paid the same.

Only what your license covers

Files match your states, your lines of authority and your perils. A file outside them never reaches you.

Home stateTexas DHS, all-lines

Plus the nonresident licenses issued on it.

  • Licensed: files route to you
  • Not licensed: files pass

IncomingWind and hail · TXRoutes to you

Same fee, whatever you decide

Your judgment is never priced. Nothing upstream can make one outcome worth more than another.

Attest

Attest the adjustment

Your decision, under your own license, on the record.

Flat fee · paid
Send back

Note what's missing

Return it with the defects noted. It is completed work.

Flat fee · paid
Decline

Refuse with a memo

A reasoned no is final and never counts against you.

Flat fee · paid

The terms

The parts that usually stop adjusters from taking outside files, answered up front.

The fee is posted first
Every file carries a flat fee, fixed when the file is posted and shown before you claim it. Never a share of the claim, never a number set after the file closes.
Same fee, whatever you decide
Attest, send back or decline: the fee is identical. Nothing upstream can make one outcome worth more than another.
Coverage that names you
Your employer's E&O doesn't follow you out the door. Nothing here is attestable until E&O coverage naming you as an insured is in force.
Real delegated authority
Every file arrives with authority the carrier delegated under a claims-handling agreement. You never work a file nobody authorized.
Only your license, your states
Work is matched to your license, your states and your lines of authority. A Texas or Florida Designated Home State license counts in full.
Your no is final
A declination needs only your reasoned memo. It is final against every process, and it is paid.

Questions

The short answers before you apply.

Who can apply?

Licensed carrier-side adjusters: independent and CAT adjusters between deployments, staff adjusters whose employer permits outside work, retired adjusters with a live license, and Designated Home State licensees. Public adjusters are not part of this network.

What does a file look like?

A prepared claim file: the photos, the estimate, the policy forms and the coverage read, assembled before it reaches you. Your part is the licensed judgment, about 10 to 30 minutes of it.

How is the fee set?

Each file carries one flat fee, fixed when the file is posted and shown before you claim it. It is the same whether you attest, send the file back or decline, and it never scales with the size of the claim.

Is my license checked?

Yes. Your license is checked against the state's official record, per state and line of authority, before any file reaches you. A Designated Home State license counts like any other.

Do I need my employer's permission?

Follow your employer's rules on outside work. The application asks whether outside work is permitted, and "not sure" is a fine answer.

Put your license to work.

Apply in about two minutes with your state or DHS license.

Apply with your license