Claim intelligence, decoded

Find the gaps in your claim offer.

Upload an estimate or denial letter for a Lowball Score and a plain-English breakdown of what may deserve a second look.

Educational analysis only. Not legal advice, public adjusting, or a guarantee of additional payment.

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Sample signal

82 / 100

Built for the moment after the offer arrives

Clarity before escalation.

Plain English, not claims jargon

Education and tools—not legal advice

No invented payout promises

From document to next move

See what the paperwork does not explain.

ClaimLens gives you a structured reading of the offer—then turns the findings into useful questions, not false certainty.

01

Upload the paperwork

Add your settlement estimate or denial letter. ClaimLens turns dense claims language into a review you can actually follow.

02

Get your Lowball Score

See a clear 0–100 signal based on potentially missed line items, questionable depreciation, and gaps worth investigating.

03

Know what to ask next

Leave with plain-English questions for your insurer, plus an optional dispute packet and call script built around your documents.

Pay for depth, not access

Start with the score. Go deeper if needed.

One-time packages for one claim—no subscription required. Availability and included tools may vary by jurisdiction.

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Lowball Score

$0

A fast first look at the signals in your uploaded estimate or denial letter.

  • 0–100 Lowball Score
  • Plain-English issue summary
  • Questions worth asking
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Detailed packet

Pushback Toolkit

$49–$149

one-time, based on depth

Organize the issues, supporting references, and language you can use when asking your insurer for a clearer answer.

Detailed issue breakdown
Organized dispute packet
Call and email scripts
Document-backed question list
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Read the fine print

Clear answers about what ClaimLens does.

Your offer is a starting point

Know what to question before you accept.

Upload your claim documents and get a free, plain-English first look at the offer in front of you.

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