Book a demo · AU + NZ

See it run on your own contract

Thirty minutes with the team. Bring a contract and a recent claim, and we'll show you what the platform reads out of them and what it drafts next — under the Security of Payment act that applies to you.

$20a claim

Capped at $200 per company a month. Your first three claims are free, and they never expire.

  • Your subcontract and last claim, read by the AI
  • The head contractor's schedule, matched back
  • Every statutory deadline, counted for you

Each company you claim under has its own cap: they do not share one, and there is no overall ceiling above them. There is one trial per account, not one for each company.

Not a good time?

Leave your details and we'll email you a few times that suit — or tell us when suits you and we'll confirm. No calendar, no obligation.

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Would rather start on your own? Get started — your first three claims are free.

What you'll be shown

  • the contract

    The AI reads your paperwork

    Drop in the subcontract and a past claim. Our AI reads across every document and synthesises the whole contract — parties, retention terms and line items, reconciled to the cent. The heavy lifting is at the start, and even that the platform does.

  • their response

    Their schedule, matched to your claim

    Upload the head contractor's payment schedule and the AI lines every response up against what you claimed — accepted, part-certified or disputed, with the retention they withheld and a confidence score on each line.

  • the deadlines

    The statutory clock, watched

    Every jurisdiction's business days, public holidays and deadlines are built in and human-verified against the consolidated Act. Serve a claim and the countdown starts; switch jurisdiction and every date recomputes.

paymentclaims.ai is built by Retention Track — the construction retention, claims and payments platform trusted across Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom.