Policyholder questions, answered

Adjusterio is an independent platform that helps property owners organise an insurance claim and, if they choose, find a licensed public adjuster. It is not an insurer, a public adjuster, or a law firm.

Yes. Organising and tracking your claim, searching the directory, and using the calculators are all free. Adjusterio is funded by firm subscriptions, and we never charge property owners.

No. Adjusterio organises your claim so you understand it and can act. You, or a licensed public adjuster you choose, deal with the insurer directly.

Only you, anyone you invite, and a firm you explicitly connect. Firms in the directory do not see your claim or contact details unless you share a request with them.

A public adjuster is a licensed professional you hire to represent your interests in a property claim. The insurer’s adjuster represents the insurer. A public adjuster typically works for a percentage of the recovery, which varies by state.

No. Many people use Adjusterio to manage a claim themselves. If you decide you want help, you choose who can see your claim and contact you.

It means a reviewer checked the firm’s licence against official records, and the listing shows the evidence and the date it was checked. Verification is never bought, and it is not an endorsement or a guarantee of outcome.

No. Information on Adjusterio is general in nature and is not advice or a determination of coverage. Always confirm a licence and your coverage with your state department of insurance.