Coverage check

Is your coverage enough?

Add your policy, a contract, or a quote — we read each one, line by line, in plain English, and score it against what your state requires and what a contract demands.

Not a quote or insurance advice — we read what you add to run the check.

Does my coverage meet my state’s rules?

See the lines your state mandates — and whether the limits you carry actually clear them.

Am I good for this contract or job?

A client or landlord wants proof of insurance? Add the contract, then your policy — we'll tell you if you're good for the job.

Check a contract

Which quote is actually the better deal?

Weighing two or three quotes? Line them up — limits, deductibles, and yearly price — each held to the same bar.

Compare quotes

How it reads everything

Every check lines up two kinds of thing and scores one against the other, line by line.

Requirements · the floors

The bar you have to clear. Your state’s rules for your trade, or the insurance section of a contract — whichever is stricter.

Your coverage · what you hold

What you carry — a policy or a certificate — or quotes you’re weighing. Each one is scored against the floors.

We read each one and mark every line: clears the bar, below it, not carried, confirm. On a certificate or a quote, a clear reads ✓ as shown— it’s evidence, so confirm it’s current; a bound policy earns the full ✓. No requirement to score against? Add two or more quotes and we’ll just compare them, side by side.

Coverage terms, in plain English

The coverages a check can surface — each linked to a plain-English definition.

Stay informed

Coverage rules change.

We’ll send the updates that affect your business.