Policy CheckPrivacy

What we do with your policy

Policy Check reads an insurance policy you upload and explains what it says. This page describes exactly what happens to that document and to anything you tell us.

Your policy document is not kept

The file itself is never stored. It is read in memory while we parse it and then discarded. There is no copy on our servers, nothing you could later download, and no link to share.

The terms we pull out of it are kept

We do keep the parts we extract: your coverages and their limits, the exclusions, the notice and suit-limitation clauses, and similar terms, quoted as they appear. We keep them for one reason — if you ask us to connect you with an attorney, that is what gets passed on. The lawyer needs the policy language, and by then the document is gone.

If you never ask to be connected with anyone, nothing is sent to anyone, and the record is deleted on our normal schedule along with everything else from your visit.

What you type

Your description of what happened, what the insurer told you, and the state you selected are stored with the extracted policy terms and are treated the same way.

Contact details, only if you ask

We ask for your name and email only at the point where you choose to be connected with an attorney, and only after you tick a box saying so. We store the exact wording you agreed to, so there is a record of what you were shown.

Referrals are non-exclusive: more than one firm may receive your information. Plaintify is paid by firms that subscribe to the platform, not per referral, and receives nothing that depends on whether you hire anyone.

Your question is not used to train models

Nothing you upload or type here goes into training an AI model.

Bot protection and abuse limits

We record a one-way hash of your IP address so that a small number of people cannot use up a free service. The hash cannot be turned back into your address.

Deleting your information

Email privacy@plaintify.ai and we will delete what we hold. If your details have already gone to a firm, that firm holds its own copy under its own obligations, and you would need to ask them separately.

Policy Check is not a law firm and does not provide legal services or legal advice. Policy Check is a free consumer information service operated by Plaintify, Inc., a technology company. Using it does not create an attorney–client relationship. If you ask to be connected with a law firm, any legal services are provided by that firm — not by Policy Check or Plaintify.