Order a review

Tell me about the file.

Six fields decide the price and the turnaround. Everything else is optional. You'll get a confirmation with an upload link and, if there's a fee, a payment link — the 48-hour clock starts when the file arrives and the order is paid. Ordering an estimate rather than a review? Only the first two sections matter.

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Who you are

Company

Your name

Phone

What you need

Service

Affected areas / rooms — estimates, sets the price

Levels — estimates

Mitigation invoice total — reviews, sets the price

Amount the carrier removed — if known

Turnaround

Standard — 48 hours Rush — 24 hours (+50%)

Mitigation invoice — reviews only	Review	Response
Your first review	Free — up to 3 major findings	—
$0 – $5,000	$450	+$150 where applicable
$5,001 – $15,000	$750	+$150 where applicable
$15,001 – $40,000	$1,200	Included where applicable
Over $40,000	$1,500 min	Included where applicable

Estimate fees are quoted back to you before any work starts — never a percentage of the estimate total. Reviews price off the table above. You're ordering the review only. If it finds items worth putting to the carrier, you'll be told and you can order the Response then — it is never charged in advance.

The loss

Loss type

Date of loss

Your job number

Carrier — optional

Did the carrier state reasons for the reduction?

Yes, in writing Partly No reasons given

Is there a subrogation target on the loss?

Yes No Don't know

The file

Google Drive or Dropbox link — or leave blank and email it

Share the folder with bcisco@mitproconsulting.com. Send files rather than portal access — portal invitations expire and links inside PDFs get stripped before they arrive.

Anything I should know — optional

I've read the terms of service and I have the right to share the file I'm submitting.

What happens next. You'll get a confirmation by email with an upload link and, if there's a fee, a payment link. The review lands within 48 hours of the file arriving and the order being paid. It will tell you whether a Response is worth writing — if it isn't, you'll be told plainly, and there is nothing further to pay.