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Get your home insurance claim paid — not denied or lowballed.

A wrongly denied or lowballed claim can leave you paying thousands out of your own pocket. Upload your policy for a free, honest read of what you're actually owed — then the full claim kit helps you claim every dollar of it, for a flat $99.

Should-you-file read Coverage read Claim paperwork Deadlines & evidence Settlement audit Appeals if denied
✓ Reads your real policy ✓ Answer in minutes ✓ We never sell your data
Claims Assistant · your verdict
✓ Worth filing
≈ $11,000
net recovery after your $1,000 deductible, based on your uploaded policy.
⚠ Roof claims are often disputed — insurers blame age, not the storm. Here's the documentation that wins.
Based on your policy and what you told us — not a guarantee, and not a denial either way. Your policy and insurer are the final word.
…and we'll say “don't file” when that's the honest answer.
Reads your policyReal deductible, limits, sublimits, ACV vs. RCV
Honest verdictThe only tool that tells you when not to file — free
Handles the whole claimNotice-of-loss letter, deadlines, the evidence checklist, and your paper trail
Fights for the payoutAudits a low settlement, drafts appraisal & supplement letters — and builds your appeal if you're denied
The windows that close

A claim has clocks most people don't know are running.

Each moment after damage has a window — and once it closes, it's gone. The Assistant walks you through every one.

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Before you clean up

Capture the evidence

The moment you tidy or start repairs it's gone forever. We tell you exactly what to photograph for your damage type.

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Before you call

Know your coverage

What you say in that first call shapes the claim. Walk in knowing your real coverage and the traps that get claims cut.

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Before you file

Decide if it's worth it

A claim can't be un-filed — it sits on your record ~7 years. We give you the honest math, and say when not to file.

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After you file

Collect what's owed

Recoverable depreciation and living expenses slip away on deadlines, and low payouts go unchallenged. We track them, audit the estimate, and draft the push-back.

See it work

Three answers, in plain dollars and English.

Should you file?

An honest gut-check first

Damage estimate$12,000
Your deductible$1,000
Net recovery≈ $11,000 ✓

Or, for a $900 loss behind a $2,500 deductible: "don't file." We'll tell you straight.

What's actually covered?

Read against your policy

⚠ Often disputed
Sudden storm damageCovered
Age / wear-and-tearExcluded
Roof settled atACV cap ⚠

Plus the "type traps" adjusters use to reduce or deny — spotted before they do.

What happens after I file?

Deadlines & paper trail

FiledMar 5 ✓
Insurer must respondby Mar 20
Recoverable depreciationreminder set

A proof-of-loss letter, a communication log, and reminders — and if the payout comes in low, a settlement audit plus a ready-to-send appraisal or DOI letter.

Start to finish

A companion for the whole claim — not just the maths.

The read is free. The full kit — everything below — unlocks for a flat $99: no subscription, and far less than a public adjuster's percentage.

Free · Should you file?

The honest math first

What you'd actually net after your deductible — and a straight "don't file" when a claim would cost you more than it returns.

Free · What's covered

Read against your real policy

Your deductible, limits, sublimits and ACV-vs-RCV — plus the "type traps" adjusters use to cut or deny, spotted before they do.

File it right

The paperwork & the proof

A notice-of-loss letter, the exact evidence to capture for your damage type, and a sworn proof of loss if the insurer demands one.

Keep it on track

Every deadline & every word

Response and depreciation clocks tracked, a communications log, and the storm record for your date of loss — so nothing lapses or goes unrecorded.

Get what's owed

Audit the payout, push back

We check a low settlement for missing scope and withheld depreciation, then draft an appraisal demand, a supplement request, or a regulator complaint.

Denied? Appeal it

Straight into the Appeal Assistant

If the claim is denied, everything carries across into a policy-grounded reconsideration built from your denial letter — no starting over.

On your own vs. with us

Handling a claim alone leaves money on the table.

On your own

  • You subtract your deductible from a rough guess — and hope it's worth filing
  • You don't know your own sublimits, endorsements or ACV vs. RCV — so a lowball slips past
  • You might file a claim that raises your premium for almost nothing back
  • Once you file, you're chasing deadlines and the adjuster on your own

The Claims Assistant

  • Tells you what to document now, before the evidence is gone
  • Reads your actual policy — deductible, limits, sublimits, endorsements, ACV vs. RCV
  • Gives an honest should-you-file verdict — including when it isn't worth it
  • Drafts your proof-of-loss and tracks it to payout — audits a low settlement, and builds your appeal if they deny
What's at stake

A denied claim comes out of your own pocket.

If your insurer wrongly denies or underpays, the repair bill is yours. People pay a public adjuster or an attorney a slice of their payout to fight it — the Claims Assistant helps you prepare a strong claim yourself for a flat $99, with no cut of what you recover.

Pay for the repair yourselfWhat a wrongly denied roof or water claim can run
$10,000s
Hire a public adjusterTypically 10–20% of your settlement
$2,000–$4,000+
Hire an attorneyOften about a third of your payout, or hourly
$300+/hr
The Claims AssistantHelps you prepare a strong claim yourself — flat, one-time, no % of your payout
$99

The read is free — you only pay the $99 if you decide the full kit is worth it. For a large or complex loss a professional may still be worth it, and we'll tell you so.

Questions, answered straight

No catch.

What's free, and what's the $99?

Your read is free, no signup — whether a claim's worth filing and what your policy actually covers. If you go ahead, the full claim kit (the paperwork, deadline tracking, evidence checklist, settlement audit, and push-back letters) is a flat $99. No subscription, and far less than a public adjuster's percentage.

What happens to my policy if I upload it?

It's read, analyzed, and then discarded — we don't keep the document. If you save and track your claim, we keep only the coverage numbers we read, never the file.

Are you an insurance company or agent?

No. Insuranceopedia isn't an insurer or agent, and we never sell your data — which is exactly why we can tell you honestly when not to file.

Will filing raise my premium?

It can, and repeated claims can affect renewal. We show you that tradeoff plainly before you decide, instead of pushing you to file.

What if they underpay or deny me?

If it's underpaid, we audit the insurer's estimate for missing scope and withheld depreciation and — when there's a genuine basis — draft the push-back: an appraisal demand, a supplement request, or a factual complaint to your state regulator. If it's denied outright, the claim carries straight into our Appeal Assistant for a policy-grounded reconsideration. We'll also tell you honestly when a denial is likely valid.

Is this legal advice?

No — it's clear, sourced information to help you decide. Your policy, your carrier, and your situation are always the final word.

The clock's already running

Two minutes now can save you thousands later.

Before you clean up, before you call, before you file — get an honest, policy-specific read. It's free — and it could save you from paying for a denied claim out of your own pocket.

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