Choose your claim recovery toolkit. Every tier includes AI intelligence. The difference is how much we do for you.
Insurance optimization — AI-powered
Best for: Wind-only claims under $100K
Everything — All three programs combined
Best for: Most Florida homeowners with hurricane damage
Insurance negotiation accelerator
Best for: Complex claims needing senior adjuster review
Add-on to any tier
Complete PA representation — contingency model
Best for: Large claims ($200K+) or carrier bad faith
+ 5% on incremental recovery only
Our 10-agent AI pipeline scores every carrier's bad-faith history before you file.
Founder's own claim: $23K offer → $623K recovered. 27x the initial bid.
Never miss a Florida statutory deadline or NFIP 60-day hard limit again.
Insurance ($249) handles your carrier negotiation only. Complete Bundle ($399) includes Insurance PLUS FEMA IA and SBA disaster loan guidance — capturing all three recovery pathways. Bundle saves $50 vs buying tiers separately.
Choose Advocate ($499 + 5%) when you want us to manage your claim end-to-end AND your carrier is resisting. We handle all documentation, negotiation, and appraisal management with licensed PA oversight. The 5% contingency only applies to insurance recovery above your initial offer — FEMA and SBA are never contingent.
Yes. Expert Assist (+$149) adds a senior adjuster to your file for direct insurer negotiation, appraisal prep, and counter-offer analysis. Works with Insurance, Gov, Bundle, or as standalone. Total cost: your tier + $149.
The 5% applies ONLY to insurance recovery above your initial offer. If your carrier's initial offer is $50K and we recover $100K total, the contingency is 5% × $50K = $2,500. FEMA and SBA recovery are never contingent. You pay $499 flat regardless.
Yes. If you buy Insurance but later realize your claim qualifies for FEMA, upgrade to Bundle. Your existing analysis carries forward; you pay the difference.
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