For restoration contractors
Radar watches every estimate you send to the carriers, counts the business days, and tells you when it’s time to follow up. It drafts the follow-up in your own voice. It never sends anything without your approval.
The problem
You sent it three weeks ago. The adjuster never wrote back. Between roofs, crews, and customers, nobody had time to chase it down — and your money is still sitting in someone else’s inbox.
It’s not that you don’t know how to get paid. It’s that following up on every claim is a full-time job — and yours is already up on a roof.
How it works
Radar reads the inboxes where the carriers reply. Nothing else.
It recognizes every estimate that goes out and sorts what the carrier sends back: acknowledgment, approval, request for information, denial, payment, or noise.
On the Texas calendar, holidays included. Never calendar days — a deadline that runs over the weekend isn’t a real deadline.
When it’s time to follow up, it drafts the email in your voice and leaves it ready to approve, edit, or discard.
The rules
Clear rules, not harassment. All in Texas business days, holidays included.
The statuses come from a rules engine, not a person in a hurry. Always in Texas business days.
The promise
Radar drafts. You decide. Every email waits for your OK before it goes out — you approve it, edit it, or discard it. Your name is on every message the adjuster gets, so the last word is yours. Always.
What's included
Price
One-time payment. No monthly fee, no subscription, no cut of what you collect. You pay once and it’s yours.
We don’t promise you’ll collect more or win disputes. We promise no estimate goes unanswered.
Get in touchUSD 850 · one-time, no monthly fee