ClaimWizard alternative for public adjusters: ClaimCompass vs ClaimWizard
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ClaimWizard lists plans from $99 a month for a single adjuster with no staff, and from $250 a month for a firm with up to 3 licenses. ClaimCompass prices by person: a $24 firm fee plus $25 to $50 per person for the first 10 people, with every feature on every tier, a free client portal and no per-claim fees. If you are moving from ClaimWizard, you can import a CSV or Excel export yourself, or send it to us and we do the move.
What is ClaimWizard?
ClaimWizard's homepage describes it as a claim workflow solution for public adjusting companies. Its pages list custom document templates, workflow automation, configurable dashboards and reporting, task and deadline tools, claim settlement tracking and an AI product called WizAI. Its About page says it is a technology company and does not compete with its public adjuster clients.
How do ClaimCompass and ClaimWizard compare?
The ClaimWizard column is what its own public pages said on November 4, 2026. Where we could not confirm something, we say so or leave it out. Prices are list prices in US dollars, exclude tax and may change. Plans include different things, so compare features as well as totals, and check each vendor's site before you decide.
| Feature | ClaimWizard (as listed) | ClaimCompass |
|---|---|---|
| Listed pricing | ClaimWizard (as listed)As listed: Single User $99 a month (one adjuster, no staff). Business from $250 a month with up to 3 assignable licenses, plus $50 a month for each extra license. Enterprise by quote, listed as best for 50+ licenses.[1] | ClaimCompass$24 a month per firm, plus $25 to $50 per person a month for the first 10 people, depending on the AI tier (Core, AI Plus, AI Max). Seats from person 11 on are $6 less per person on every tier. The tiers differ only in AI actions. List prices exclude tax and may change. For example, three people on Core is $99 a month at list price, including the firm fee. |
| Setup fees and contracts | ClaimWizard (as listed)As listed for the Business package: no setup fees, no signup fees and no contract required.[1] | ClaimCompassNo setup or onboarding fee. Cancel any time from Settings, then Billing; cancellation takes effect at the end of the billing period, and fees already paid are not refundable except where the law requires. |
| Office staff | ClaimWizard (as listed)As listed: the Business package includes staff accounts at no extra cost. The Single User plan is for one adjuster and no staff.[1] | ClaimCompassAnyone at your firm who logs in, including office staff, counts as a person on your bill. Clients log in free. |
| Client portal | ClaimWizard (as listed)Listed on its homepage as personalized client communication portals. Details are not published on the pages we checked.[2] | ClaimCompassEvery insured gets a free portal login to see where the claim stands and upload documents. Clients are never billed. |
| Data migration | ClaimWizard (as listed)As listed: data migration is part of the Enterprise package. Check with ClaimWizard about other plans.[1] | ClaimCompassFree on every plan at any firm size: import a CSV or Excel export yourself, or send the export and the team migrates claims, contacts and documents. Most firms are moved in under a week. |
| AI | ClaimWizard (as listed)As listed on its WizAI page: Claim Chat, an AI advisor that works with the claim data already in the system; AI-assisted intake that reads a policy and produces a coverage summary; AI-enhanced templates, where AI drafts and a human reviews before sending; estimate comparison; and a policy analysis assistant. The page notes that not all features will be available in the beta program.[4] | ClaimCompassDrafts letters, summarizes documents and reviews policies, citing the page each answer came from. Nothing is sent to a carrier or client until a person approves it. AI actions are included with every seat, up to a monthly allowance (75 AI actions a month per person on Core; more on higher tiers). |
Who is ClaimWizard best for?
- Firms that want workflow tooling: its pages list custom document templates, workflow automation and configurable dashboards.
- Large firms (50+ licenses) that want the Enterprise extras it lists, such as a dedicated account representative and claim workflow consultation.
- Restoration companies and law firms, which its pricing page says start at the Business package.
- Solo adjusters with no staff who want its $99 Single User plan.
Who is ClaimCompass best for?
- Firms that want every feature on every plan and a price that follows headcount.
- Firms that want AI answers and drafts that cite the page they came from, with approval before anything is sent.
- Firms that want a free client portal and free migration at any size.
What does switching from ClaimWizard look like?
Import a CSV or Excel export yourself with Claims, Import: it reads your column headers, pre-fills the mapping and shows what will be created before anything is written. Or send the export to the team and they migrate your claims, contacts and documents for free, usually in under a week. Your claim numbers are kept, and you keep working in your current system until you decide to switch. See the migration page for what comes over.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I move my ClaimWizard data into ClaimCompass?
- Yes, if you can export your claims as a CSV or Excel file. The built-in importer reads the column headers, pre-fills the mapping and shows what will be created before anything is written. You can also send the export to the ClaimCompass team and they migrate claims, contacts and documents for free. Your claim numbers are kept.
- How does ClaimCompass pricing compare with ClaimWizard?
- They price differently. ClaimWizard lists Single User at $99 a month and Business from $250 a month with up to 3 licenses. ClaimCompass charges a $24 monthly firm fee plus $25 to $50 per person for the first 10 people, depending on the AI tier. Plans include different things, so compare features as well as totals. These are list prices on 2026-11-04, they exclude tax, and they may change.
- Does ClaimCompass charge per claim?
- No. Pricing is per person, with no per-claim fees.
- Can I keep working in ClaimWizard while I try ClaimCompass?
- Yes. The trial is 14 days with every feature and no card, and a firm that imports its data gets 60 days. You keep working in your current system until you decide to switch.
Sources
Last checked November 4, 2026. Quotes and figures are from these pages as they read on that date.
- ClaimWizard pricing page, checked
- ClaimWizard homepage, checked
- ClaimWizard About page, checked
- ClaimWizard WizAI page, checked
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