The license is the easy part
Passing the exam tells you nothing about contracts, fee caps, solicitation rules or how each state expects a PA to behave. Getting that wrong ends careers early.
For independent adjusters going public
You know claims. Now learn the other side of the table.
Independent adjusters who go public bring real skill and real experience. What they usually don’t bring is a business, a pipeline, or anyone to ask about the switch.
From members
What members actually say
01. The problem
Why the switch is harder than it looks
Your first client isn’t assigned to you
The carrier used to send the work. Now you find it, win it, and keep it, and nobody has ever shown you how.
You’re on your own from day one
No desk manager, no peer down the hall, no training department. The questions you’d have asked in five seconds now take a week.
02. The solution
What changes with Claim Cohort
A path from your first claim as a PA to a working practice, with people who made the same move a message away.
Foundational to advanced, in order
Courses that start where you are, cover the PA-specific rules and skills, and keep going as the practice grows.
The business you have to build
Pricing, sales conversations with homeowners, marketing that fits the profession, and the operations behind a practice.
People who remember the switch
A community with plenty of former independents and staff adjusters in it, and a Public Adjusters channel where the specific questions get answered.
03. The benefits
What you get
- A path from first PA claim to a practice
- State-by-state regulatory intel
- Sales and marketing training for PAs
- Verifiable certificates to show clients
- Drop-in sessions for the claim you’re unsure about
- People who made the same move
Make the switch with a map.
Join now, or have a look inside the community first.
