For contents claims & adjusters
Turn room photos into a contents estimate an adjuster can read line by line — labor, materials, storage, and overhead & profit broken out per room and per item.
Free during beta — no signup required to try the demo.
A contents claim gets reviewed line by line, so a single number rarely survives. Scopit produces an itemized insurance packing estimate breakdown — labor hours, packing materials, storage, and overhead & profit — split per room and per item so the adjuster can see exactly what each figure represents.
Every room is inventoried and every item carries its own quantity and handling, so the breakdown ties the cost back to the actual contents in the home. That level of detail is what makes an estimate defensible when a claim is questioned.
O&P, material rates, and storage months are shown as their own lines rather than baked into a blended total. You can adjust the rates to your market and region, and the breakdown updates so the estimate reflects your real costs.
Because the estimate is built from room photos, the inventory is backed by images of the actual contents. That documentation trail supports the breakdown and speeds up review with the carrier.
It’s a packing estimate itemized the way an adjuster reviews a contents claim — labor, materials, storage, and overhead & profit shown as separate line items per room and per item, rather than one lump sum.
Yes. O&P, material rates, and storage months are broken out as their own lines and are adjustable to your market, so the estimate reflects your real costs.
Yes. Each room is inventoried and each item carries its own quantity and handling, so every figure in the breakdown ties back to specific contents.
Yes. Export a branded PDF or Excel packing report with the full itemized breakdown to send to the carrier or client.
Scopit is free during the beta. Try the live demo with no signup, or upload your own photos for a free itemized estimate.
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