Clayem is an LLM-assisted tool that helps fight property insurance claims

Clayem launches an LLM-assisted tool to help policyholders fight property insurance claims, using AI to analyze policies and licensed public adjusters to negotiate with insurers. The service operates on a contingency fee model, charging 10-20% of additional recovery only when it recovers more than the insurer's initial offer.

We work hard to get you the most out of your insurance claim. AI-driven support for policyholders. No initial fees. You only pay when we recover more. Expert support designed to help your claim succeed Other firms Minimize payouts Adjusters are trained to find reasons to pay less, not more. Delay tactics Months of silence, lost paperwork, and repeated requests for documentation. Complex policy language Pages of exclusions and sub-limits are designed to confuse, not clarify. With AI policy analysis Every clause, exclusion, and endorsement is analyzed in minutes, not weeks. Licensed advocacy A vetted public adjuster negotiates directly with your insurer on your behalf. Full transparency Track every document, offer, and counter-offer in real time from your dashboard. Reliable knowledge to tackle your hardest claims. Fire & Smoke Damage Home fires, wildfires, and smoke damage claims that insurers often undervalue. Denied or Underpaid Claims Already filed and got denied or lowballed? We reopen the claim and negotiate the difference. Fallen Tree & Structural Damage Tree strikes and impact damage that compromise framing well beyond the visible hole. Water Damage Burst pipes, leaks, and sudden water events that cause hidden, costly damage. Storm & Hurricane Damage Wind, rain, and structural damage from severe storms, tropical systems, and hurricanes. Roof & Wind Damage Lifted shingles, hail hits, and siding damage that insurers dismiss as cosmetic or wear and tear. Built to get the most from your claim. AI policy analysis Our AI reads your entire policy, every clause, exclusion, and endorsement, and finds what the insurer is missing. Licensed public adjusters Every case is reviewed and negotiated by a licensed, vetted public adjuster in your state. Demand letter generation Professional demand packages with policy citations, damage assessments, and comparable settlement data. Real-time tracking Follow every document, communication, and offer through your personal Clayem dashboard. Pattern recognition Built on deep insurance claim expertise; we know how each insurer operates and how to counter them. Contingency model 10 to 20% of additional recovery. If we don't recover more than the insurer offered, you pay nothing. Track each step of your claim as it happens. Offers, activity, documents, and adjuster communication, all in one place, updated in real time. Drop files or browse Upload your claim Describe your situation and upload your policy documents, insurer correspondence, and damage photos. This takes about 10 minutes. Analyzing policy 42 pages scanned AI analyzes your policy Our AI checks every clause against your claim, finds any missed coverage, and creates a professional evidence package with policy citations. Settlement recovered vs $15,000 initial offer Example for illustration only We negotiate for you A licensed public adjuster looks over the AI's work, approves the demand letter, and negotiates directly with your insurer until you receive what you're owed. Zero upfront cost. You only pay when we recover additional funds. Contingency You only pay on what we recover above your insurer's initial offer. If we don't recover more, you owe nothing. What's included Answers to your most common questions. Insights View all posts /blog The DC Code for Destruction of Property: What Property Owners Should Know The DC code for destruction of property is section 22-303. Here is what it covers, the $1,000 felony line, and how a damaged-property case connects to your insurance claim. Read more The Code of Ethics for Insurance Adjusters: What It Means for Your Property Claim Insurance adjusters follow a code of ethics and state claims rules. Here is what those duties require on a property damage claim, and how to hold an adjuster to them. Read more How to Choose a Public Adjuster Who Will Fight for Your Claim How to choose a public adjuster for a property damage claim: verify the license, understand the fee cap, match experience to your loss, and read the contract before you sign. Read more Ready to push back? Upload your claim in 10 minutes. A licensed public adjuster reviews every analysis before we take any action.