You're paying $200+/month for coverage you've never read. Upload your policy PDF and get a plain-English breakdown of what's covered, what's not, and where you're exposed — in under 60 seconds.
"Don't be the person standing in a body shop realizing your 'full coverage' doesn't cover what you thought it did."
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Insurance companies profit when you don't understand your policy. Most people don't find out there's a problem until it's too late.
The average policy is 40+ pages of dense insurance-speak designed to obscure what you're actually covered for. Most people never read past page 3. You're paying every month for something you've never actually read.
47% of claim disputes come from coverage gaps policyholders didn't know existed. You find out standing in a body shop — not sitting at your kitchen table where you could actually do something about it.
Call your insurer and get hold times, transfers, and scripted non-answers that don't explain your specific policy. You're left guessing what you actually have — and hoping it's enough.
Upload once. Understand everything. No insurance background required.
Drag and drop your car insurance PDF. We handle Geico, Progressive, State Farm, Allstate, USAA, Liberty Mutual, Farmers, Nationwide — all major providers and 100+ regional carriers. If it came from your insurer, we can read it.
Our system reads every clause, exclusion, sub-limit, and condition — the stuff buried deep in your policy that your agent never walked you through. It spots coverage gaps, duplicate protections you're paying for twice, and limitations that will matter when you actually need to file a claim.
Plain-English summary delivered instantly: exactly what you're covered for, what's excluded, where you're overpaying, and specific actions to close your gaps. No jargon. No upsell. Just the clarity you should have had from day one.
A complete plain-English breakdown of your policy — ready in under a minute.
Millions of drivers are trying to figure this out with nowhere good to turn.
One of Reddit's most active financial communities — filled with people trying to decode policies, dispute claims, and figure out what they're actually paying for. The top posts are almost always "what does this even mean?"
Groups like "High Cost of Car Insurance in California" fill up with frustrated drivers crowdsourcing answers that insurers won't give them directly. Real people, same questions, no good answers.
Hundreds of thousands watching basic insurance explainer videos because their agents didn't bother, their insurer won't, and Google returns generic articles that don't explain their specific situation.
This is solved for lawyers and insurance professionals. For the other 200 million American drivers? It's a $200+/month mystery. We're fixing that.
Pay once for one policy, or go unlimited for the year. Either way, you'll know exactly what you have.
🛡️ 100% satisfaction guarantee — not useful? Full refund, no questions asked.
Yes. We use bank-level encryption for all uploads. Your PDF is analyzed and then permanently deleted — we never store your policy document. We retain only the anonymized insights from your report to improve accuracy over time.
All major providers: Geico, Progressive, State Farm, Allstate, Liberty Mutual, USAA, Farmers, Nationwide, and 100+ regional carriers. If your insurer gave you a PDF, we can decode it.
Most users find coverage gaps that could cost thousands in a claim — that's the real saving. Many also discover duplicate coverage they're paying for twice and can safely remove, typically saving $200–$500/year without losing meaningful protection.
Yes — the Unlimited plan covers car, home, renters, and umbrella policies. Single Decode is car-only at launch, with home and renters support coming in the first quarter after launch.
We'll email you when we launch (targeting Q1 2026). Waitlist members get 50% off launch pricing and first access. No obligation, no credit card required to join the waitlist.
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