Personal-injury firm
- The economics
- The percentage they would charge does not make economic sense on PIP benefits alone, so a PIP-only file is often declined.
- How you’re charged
- A percentage of a third-party recovery, if there is one

Florida PIP only · Guided claim platform
Self-help software for Florida PIP paperwork you prepare yourself—especially PIP-only files personal-injury firms often decline. Flat $500 platform access. You stay the filer. Not a law firm. Not legal advice.
This platform is for Florida motor-vehicle no-fault (PIP) claims. Other states are not supported yet.
Create an account, then pay $500 for platform access.
Your own progress and documents will appear here after you sign in.
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The guided middle path
After a crash, your own PIP coverage is supposed to help pay medical bills and lost wages fast, without anyone arguing about fault. In practice it often doesn’t work that way—there’s a hard 14-day initial treatment window that can limit PIP medical benefits if qualifying care isn’t furnished in time, paperwork and documentation carriers use to delay or deny, and a system built for insurance professionals, not the person who just got rear-ended on the Palmetto.
That 14-day rule is general information, not a determination about whether a particular ER, urgent-care, or clinic visit counts in your case.
Option one
File it yourself
Risk missing a deadline or making a technical error on a packet built for professionals.
Option two
Hire a PI attorney
PI attorneys generally take cases with a viable third-party claim and injuries serious enough to support a contingency fee from a bodily-injury settlement. A PIP-only file—no clear at-fault party, or injuries that don’t meet that bar—often isn’t a case they will take. General information, not advice about your facts.
ClaimSaver+ is the guided middle path—a platform that walks you through preparing your own PIP claim materials, keeps documentation organized, and can remind you of common Florida PIP-oriented dates you enter, including the 14-day treatment window as a reminder—not legal advice. Built for people filing their own no-fault claim, including after a firm has declined. Flat $500—no percentage of your PIP benefits to us. You remain the filer. We do not talk to your insurer.
Complex or disputed claims belong with a licensed Florida attorney.
Firms often decline PIP-only files unless the injury may meet Florida’s permanency threshold. ClaimSaver+ is a flat fee, not a percentage of your PIP.
General information—not legal advice. ClaimSaver+ is not a law firm and does not represent you.
Replace scattered paperwork with a single, guided workflow you control.

Illustrative art—not your claim and not a guaranteed amount.
From the accident to an organized claim—the roadmap our guided platform follows with you.

Illustrative art—not your claim and not a guaranteed amount.
How the guided platform works—general information, not legal advice.
Yes. ClaimSaver+ is self-service software for Florida motor vehicle no-fault (PIP) claims. Using software to organize and prepare your own filing is legal. We are not a law firm and we do not provide legal advice, evaluate your claim, or represent you.
No. We are not a law firm, not a public adjuster, and not your representative. We do not give legal advice, negotiate with insurers, or file on your behalf. If your situation needs a licensed Florida attorney, that is a separate decision.
Not to use ClaimSaver+, and not merely to submit a Florida PIP claim to your own insurer—no-fault is designed so you can file. PI firms generally take cases with a viable third-party claim; a PIP-only file is often declined. A licensed Florida attorney may still be the right call for serious injury, someone else’s liability, coverage disputes, or if you want representation. That is a separate decision from buying platform access.
ClaimSaver+ is software: guided forms, secure storage, reminders, and education so you can prepare and submit your Florida PIP claim materials. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice, evaluate your claim’s merits, negotiate with insurers, or represent you. An attorney can advise on strategy, liability, coverage disputes, and represent you when your situation requires it. For advice about your specific matter, consult a licensed Florida attorney.
You work at your own pace. Start the guided worksheet when you have access, save a draft, and come back whenever you need. We do not control how long your insurer takes to handle a PIP claim, and we do not file or follow up with them for you.
Platform access is a flat $500—one time, not a percentage of your benefits. That is the only product for sale today. Future add-ons, if we offer them, will be priced and disclosed separately.
The platform is self-help software for Florida motor vehicle-related PIP paperwork—including car, motorcycle, truck, pedestrian, and bicycle incidents. You can document facts and prepare forms described in your policy and Florida’s PIP statute. We do not determine what benefits apply to your facts, guarantee outcomes, or act as your representative.
ClaimSaver+ includes an online document repository so you can keep police reports, incident reports, medical records, photos, and similar materials organized in one place. Usual categories help you sort what you have—but the platform does not require any particular upload. What you put in the repository is up to you. Anything you do not upload can still go in the physical package you send to your insurer.
Your claim is yours. ClaimSaver+ never sends materials to your insurer or speaks for you. If you close your account or stop using the platform, nothing is handed off to us—because we never had your claim. Keep copies of anything you need. Your PIP file continues only based on what you do with your carrier.
Have a question that isn’t here?
Email support@claimsaverplus.com for login, billing, or how to use the site. We cannot provide legal advice or tell you what to do in your specific case.