For independent workers’ comp and PEO brokers
Workers’ comp cost, answered on your site.
You get the file before the first call, under your name. They put in their own payroll and comp figures, see where the account sits against par, and ask you to review it.
About a minute for them · no paperwork to start · nothing for you to install · live in 48 hours
Comp Check is the first of four. Anything else that ships while you’re on it is yours, at no extra cost.
- Comp Check (live)
- Benefits Check
- ALE Check
- PEO Stay or Switch
Three of the four screens. Judge the questions.
Nobody can tell you whether these are the questions you’d ask. You’ll know by looking.
Policy state, annual payroll, annual workers’ comp cost, and why they came. Rough numbers. Nothing to look up, no paperwork.
Their experience mod, last year’s, and when they renew. This is the screen to judge us on. If these aren’t the questions you’d ask, none of the rest matters.
Where the account sits against par, on their own figures. Then it stops, and tells them the rest is in the records and not in another estimate.
The fourth screen is the one that matters.
When they finish, they get a plan of action in your name. It’s the reason they finish, and it’s the first hour of work you’d otherwise do yourself.
What the plan covers
- Where we start
- Then one of two things is true
- What sets your clock
- What we need from you
Headings only. The plan itself isn’t going on a public page.
Show it here and it’s worth nothing to the owner who earns it, and nothing to you.
It ends on one short list: the current rating worksheet and the current loss runs. Where the state sets a deadline for the carrier to produce them, it says so, and it offers to make the request on their behalf, in your name.
Run it on an account you already know and you’ll see the whole thing in about a minute.
That was their half. This is yours.
It reaches you the moment they finish, before you’ve picked up the phone.
- Contact
- Company, and a mobile number verified by text, with consent on record
- Reason
- Why they came, in their own words
- Figures
- Both years of payroll and workers’ comp cost, the current mod and the prior one
- Position
- Where the account sits against par
- Timing
- The carrier, the renewal date, and which records they can already put their hands on
- Unresolved
- What the check could not settle, named rather than filled in with a guess
- Agreed
- The plan they have already read, so the first move is written down
Not a name and a phone number. A file you can open and start work from.
It can’t embarrass you.
That’s the real test, and it’s why it refuses to conclude. Every judgement routes to you.
What it will never say
- What is driving the mod. It says the account is rated above par, then says the answer is in the records.
- A premium, a rate, or what anyone should be paying.
- The name of a carrier or a PEO.
- That their current broker got something wrong.
How your client is treated
- Plain language, and no field that needs a document to answer.
- A finding before they are asked for anything.
- Two text messages. One to verify, one with the report, and nothing after that.
- No sequence, no drip, and their details are never sold or shared.
Sometimes it tells an owner their numbers don’t show a problem. That’s why they believe it when it says they do.
What it costs.
$299
a month. One brand, no contract, unlimited submissions, and every diagnostic that ships while you’re on it.
Ten founding brokers at $149, locked for as long as you keep it.
In exchange, your corrections. Run it on an account you already know and tell us where it’s wrong.
The guarantee is delivery. Live in your name, configured as agreed, and delivering submissions, or your money back. No promises about lead volume. That one isn’t ours to make.
A short form, then a call. Once you’ve told us what goes on it, you’re live in 48 hours.
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