Check a contract's insurance requirements

Upload a subcontract, spec book, bid invitation, or a GC's requirements sheet. Or upload what a client sent you: a master service agreement, a vendor compliance packet, or a supplier manual. We list every insurance, bond, license, and vendor paperwork requirement with the page and section it came from, what it would take to meet them, and an estimated price range to meet the listed requirements. It is not a quote: a licensed producer confirms coverage and price. You do not need an account.

1. The documents

What are you checking?

Paperwork for one jobA subcontract, prime contract, spec book, bid invitation, or a general contractor's requirements sheet.What a client requires of its vendorsA master service agreement, a vendor compliance packet, or a supplier manual from a company you work for again and again.

A subcontract, prime contract, spec book, bid invitation, or a GC's insurance requirements sheet. PDF, Word, or photos, up to 100 MB each.

The demo reader is on: typed PDFs and Word files are read now; scans and photos need the AI provider turned on.

2. Four quick questions, so the estimate means something

What kind of work do you do?

Which state is the job in?

Yearly revenue

A rough number is fine.

Employees (not counting you)

Job name (optional)

AI reads the documents and a licensed producer reviews the results. Everything is marked pending review until then. Costs are estimates, not quotes: prices are not final until a carrier quotes. Your documents are kept private and used only for this check and your application.