You did the work. Get paid.

The clock on your rights
is already ticking.

Every state gives unpaid contractors a deadline — miss it and the leverage is gone. Check yours in ten seconds, then proceed with a flat-fee, attorney-backed package.

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How it works

Three steps between you and getting paid

  1. Tell us about the job. Property, parties, amount, last day of work — ten minutes, and your deadline is computed on the spot.
  2. Pick your path. Flat-fee DIY package with service & filing instructions, or hand it to the sponsoring construction attorney for your state.
  3. Serve, file, get paid. A recorded lien encumbers title and freezes financing. On most jobs, that gets the invoice paid.
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