Invites & Exclusive
As an expert, you can get private access to a case you want to work on. You pay a one-off access fee, and a private channel opens between you and the person who reported the case so you can send them paid offers.
Getting an exclusive invite
There are two ways you'll reach an exclusive invite:
- By email — when a new case matches your profile, we send you an invite with a link to view it.
- From a case — when you open a case and choose to contact the claimant in private, you go straight to the access screen.
What you see on the access screen:
- A preview of the case (brand, issue, and the disputed amount).
- The access price for that case.
- A payment button.
:::note First access is 50% off Your very first exclusive access is half price. After that, the standard tiered price applies, based on the size of the case. :::
Accepting and paying
- Review the case preview to make sure it's one you want.
- (Instant buy) Write a short first message to the claimant — it's sent automatically once your access is confirmed.
- Choose how to pay:
- Saved card — pay in one click with the card already on file.
- New card — enter your card details securely through Stripe.
- Confirm the payment. The price is shown including VAT.
If you have credits on your account, they're used first and only the remaining amount is charged to your card. If your credits cover the whole fee, there's nothing to pay by card.
:::note Subscriptions include credits Subscription plans include credits each month that are deducted from these access fees. :::
After you pay
Once payment succeeds:
- Your exclusive access is activated.
- A private conversation opens with the claimant — click start the conversation to go straight to it.
- You and the claimant both receive a confirmation email with the payment summary.
From there you can message the claimant privately and send them paid offers.
Declining an invite
If an emailed invite isn't for you, just decline it. Declining frees the case, and you won't be charged. You can also simply ignore it.
Good to know
- One case is matched to one expert — once someone accepts a case, the other pending invites for it close.
- You can't buy access to your own case.
- The access price depends on the disputed amount of the case.
- If a card payment fails, any credits that were set aside are returned to your balance.