- The fee is posted first
- Every file carries a flat fee, fixed when the claim is posted and shown before you claim it. Never a percentage of the claim, never a number computed after the file closes.
- Same fee, whatever you decide
- Recommend payment, send the file back, or decline — the fee is identical. Your judgment is never priced, and 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 — that’s the gap that stops most staff adjusters, and it should. We plan to carry an E&O program covering your on-platform adjusting acts with you as a named insured, in force before anything you’d attest.
- Real delegated authority
- Every file sits under a claims-handling agreement between the carrier and the platform’s licensed TPA. You’d be an independent adjuster engaged by a licensed claims administrator — not a freelancer invoicing a carrier that’s never heard of you — and the TPA pays your flat fee.
- 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 is full standing, with reciprocity computed per state, per line. A Florida license never surfaces a Texas claim; no score ever overrides a license.
- Your no is sovereign
- A send-back is completed, paid professional work; a declination needs only your reasoned memo and is final. Skipping a file before you claim it costs nothing and is invisible to your record.
- Early access
- We’re onboarding founding adjusters now, ahead of a live match queue. You’re reserving your place and shaping how the work flows — not clocking into a marketplace that’s already running.