Insurance compliance, on autopilot

Verify any vendor's insurance in seconds — not days.

CoverProof reads every Certificate of Insurance, checks it against your requirements — limits, additional-insured endorsements, expiry dates — flags the gaps, and chases renewals for you. Stop tracking COIs in a spreadsheet.

  • No 200-certificate minimums
  • No setup fees
  • Set up in minutes

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See it in action

Drop in a certificate. See exactly what's missing.

CoverProof grades every certificate against your requirements and shows the reasoning on each line — including endorsements that are claimed on the cert but not actually attached.

Skyline Plumbing Inc.
Subcontractor · checked against GC standard requirements
NEEDS REVIEW
PASS
General liability — each occurrence$1,000,000 — meets the $1,000,000 requirement
PASS
Additional insured — ongoing (CG 20 10)Endorsement form attached ✓
REVIEW
Additional insured — completed (CG 20 37)Claimed on the certificate, but no endorsement form attached
EXPIRING
Workers' compensationPolicy expires in 12 days — renewal needed
PASS
Waiver of subrogationEvidenced on GL & WC
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This is the free COI Checker. The full product reads the actual PDF and tracks renewals automatically.

The hidden cost of manual COI tracking

One missed certificate can shut down a job site.

Tracking insurance in spreadsheets and email doesn't just waste time — it leaves a gap that surfaces only after something goes wrong.

~20 hrs
per week chasing & checking certificates at a busy shop
$36k/yr
in staff time to track COIs manually
6 figures
in liability exposure from a single expired or non-compliant policy
How it works

From chaos to compliant in three steps

1

Set your requirements once

Tell CoverProof what you require — general liability limits, workers' comp, auto, umbrella, additional-insured endorsements, waiver of subrogation. Start from a ready-made template for your trade.

2

Vendors upload their COI

Send each subcontractor or vendor a link. They upload their certificate in seconds — no account, no friction. CoverProof can request it and follow up automatically.

3

AI verifies & tracks renewals

Our AI reads the certificate and the endorsements, checks every requirement, and shows you exactly what passes and what's missing — with the proof. Then it watches expiry dates and chases renewals for you.

Why CoverProof

The verification the big platforms reserve for enterprise — for everyone.

Most affordable tools only watch expiry dates. The tools that actually verify coverage cost thousands to set up and take days to review a document. CoverProof does real verification, instantly, at a self-serve price.

Old way / incumbents
CoverProof
Reads endorsements, not just expiry dates
Often an upsell
Built in
Time to review a certificate
Days to weeks
Seconds
Minimum certificates required
200+
None
Setup / implementation fee
$3,500+
$0
Starting price
Call for a quote
From $99/mo
Built for

Anyone who requires insurance from the people they work with

🏗️ General contractors

Keep every subcontractor's GL, workers' comp, and additional-insured endorsements current — before they ever step on site.

🏢 Property managers

Track coverage for every maintenance vendor, cleaner, and contractor across your buildings, automatically.

🎪 Event venues & planners

Confirm every caterer, bartender, and rental vendor meets your venue's exact requirements — days before the event, not the morning of.

FAQ

Certificate-of-insurance questions, answered

What is a Certificate of Insurance (COI)?

A Certificate of Insurance (COI), usually an ACORD 25 form, is a one-page summary of a business's insurance — coverage types, limits, and expiration dates. It proves a vendor or subcontractor carries the insurance your contract requires.

How do I verify a subcontractor's additional-insured endorsement?

Don't rely on the ADDL INSD checkbox on the certificate — it is a claim, not proof. Request the actual endorsement form (CG 20 10 for ongoing operations and CG 20 37 for completed operations) and confirm it names your company.

What is the difference between CG 20 10 and CG 20 37?

CG 20 10 covers a subcontractor's ongoing operations (during the work); CG 20 37 covers completed operations (claims after the job is finished). Most construction contracts require both. Full guide →

What insurance limits should I require from subcontractors?

Commonly $1,000,000 per occurrence and $2,000,000 aggregate for general liability ($2,000,000+ per occurrence for high-risk trades), statutory workers' compensation, and $1,000,000 combined single limit for commercial auto.

How much does COI tracking software cost?

Enterprise platforms often require 200+ certificate minimums and $3,500+ setup fees. CoverProof is self-serve with no minimums and no setup fees, starting at $99 per month.

How does CoverProof verify a certificate of insurance?

CoverProof reads each certificate and checks coverages, limits, expiration dates, and additional-insured endorsements against requirements you define, flags any gaps, and chases renewals automatically. It is a flag-and-approve assistant — you make the final decision.

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