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This platform streamlines the entire claims settlement process for public adjusters. It combines intake, documentation, estimates, fee tracking, and settlement ledgers into a single, user-friendly application accessible on mobile and desktop.
What's New in ClaimZilla
1.2
July 3, 2026
Updated AR measuring tool
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FAQ
What is ClaimZilla?
ClaimZilla is an all-in-one claims settlement platform designed for public adjusters. It integrates various aspects of claim management, including intake, documentation, estimates, fee tracking, and settlement ledgers, into a single application.
Does ClaimZilla offer a free trial?
Yes, ClaimZilla offers a free 14-day trial on every plan. A subscription is required to continue using the service after the trial period ends.
What kind of documentation features does ClaimZilla have?
ClaimZilla allows for unlimited claim photos with annotations and AI damage analysis. It also supports LiDAR room scans for interior dimensions and aerial roof measurements from satellite imagery.
Can ClaimZilla help with creating estimates?
Yes, ClaimZilla enables the creation of carrier-grade estimates with a regional price catalog, reusable templates, and branded PDF exports. It can also import existing estimate PDFs and extract line items.
How does ClaimZilla handle fee tracking and payments?
ClaimZilla allows you to track contingency, flat, or hourly fees per claim. You can generate fee invoices upon settlement and collect payments online via Stripe, with detailed ledgers for carrier payments and distributions.
Is ClaimZilla suitable for teams or firms?
Absolutely. ClaimZilla is built for firms with roles for adjusters, estimators, inspectors, and sales. It includes features like shared claim files, team chat per claim, and task assignments.
What platforms is ClaimZilla available on?
ClaimZilla is available on both your phone and desktop, offering a consistent experience across devices.
How often is ClaimZilla updated?
The latest version of ClaimZilla is 1.2, and it was last updated on July 3, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.
