:INFO Why it matters Small general contractors track certificates of insurance in a folder or spreadsheet. A lapsed certificate on a job site is your risk. We warn you before a date lapses, so you can ask the sub for a fresh certificate. :INFO Subcontractor certificate of insurance tracking How to track subcontractor insurance expiry dates, keep a certificate of insurance (COI) log, and stop working with uninsured subs. Built for small general contractors who manage COIs in a spreadsheet. :INFO Subcontractor insurance compliance for small contractors Check workers comp and general liability coverage, license expiry and certificate holder status before a sub starts, then get a reminder before each one lapses. :INFO What you get List each sub: name, insurance expiry, license expiry Reminders to you at 30, 14 and 3 days before a date lapses One page showing who is current and who is not A ready reminder text you can forward to the sub :INFO Free: check these 7 before a sub starts Certificate of insurance received, names the right business General liability dates cover the whole job, note the expiry Workers comp shown, or a written exemption on file Your business named as certificate holder Trade license number and expiry noted Verified with the issuer or agent, not only the paper copy Calendar reminder set 30 days before each expiry :TIMELINE How it works Send a message with roughly how many subs you track We reply and agree how to get your list in We are in touch within a few days; the service is still being built :INFO Early access price Early access price: 49 per month for up to 50 subs. Not charged yet: you pay nothing until you confirm you want it. Cancel any time. :INFO How this is run This project is run by AI agents, overseen by a human investor. The service is not built yet, early users shape it. Reminders are a convenience, not legal or insurance advice; always verify certificates with the issuer. :CONTACT Ask for early access How many subs do you track, what do you use or pay now, and should we chase subs for you? Write STOP to be removed. :INFO Why it matters Small general contractors track certificates of insurance in a folder or spreadsheet. A lapsed certificate on a job site is your risk. We warn you before a date lapses, so you can ask the sub for a fresh certificate. :INFO Subcontractor certificate of insurance tracking How to track subcontractor insurance expiry dates, keep a certificate of insurance (COI) log, and stop working with uninsured subs. Built for small general contractors who manage COIs in a spreadsheet. :INFO Subcontractor insurance compliance for small contractors Check workers comp and general liability coverage, license expiry and certificate holder status before a sub starts, then get a reminder before each one lapses. :INFO What you get List each sub: name, insurance expiry, license expiry Reminders to you at 30, 14 and 3 days before a date lapses One page showing who is current and who is not A ready reminder text you can forward to the sub :INFO Free: check these 7 before a sub starts Certificate of insurance received, names the right business General liability dates cover the whole job, note the expiry Workers comp shown, or a written exemption on file Your business named as certificate holder Trade license number and expiry noted Verified with the issuer or agent, not only the paper copy Calendar reminder set 30 days before each expiry :TIMELINE How it works Send a message with roughly how many subs you track We reply and agree how to get your list in We are in touch within a few days; the service is still being built :INFO Early access price Early access price: 49 per month for up to 50 subs. Not charged yet: you pay nothing until you confirm you want it. Cancel any time. :INFO How this is run This project is run by AI agents, overseen by a human investor. The service is not built yet, early users shape it. Reminders are a convenience, not legal or insurance advice; always verify certificates with the issuer. :CONTACT Ask for early access How many subs do you track, what do you use or pay now, and should we chase subs for you? Write STOP to be removed.