A good claims consultant is worth every dirham on a claim large enough to justify them. The problem is the claims that are not, the deadlines nobody watches between engagements, and the six weeks of assembly you are paying expert rates for.
Nothing on this page argues for removing the expert. Every DraftMyEOT draft is reviewed by one before it leaves. The point is what you are paying expert rates for.
Whether an event is an Employer risk under your amended clause, how to frame concurrency, which delay analysis method the Engineer will accept. This is the expert's job and stays so.
A named professional's signature on the submission changes how the Engineer reads it. That is why consultant partners put their name on DraftMyEOT output, not ours.
Determinations, dispute boards, arbitration. Once a dispute is formal you need forensic delay experts and counsel. We refer those out.
| Consultant only | DraftMyEOT only | Consultant plus DraftMyEOT | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Notice deadline tracking | Not covered between engagements | Deadline engine live from day one, alerts at 7, 3, 1 days | Engine tracks; consultant advises on the hard cases |
| Evidence assembly | Billed at expert rates, often weeks | Locker, OCR, WhatsApp import, gap checklist, done as records arrive | Assembly done; consultant reviews gaps |
| Claim narrative | Written from scratch each time | Structured draft from your inputs, gaps flagged | Draft in 48 hours; consultant edits and signs |
| Entitlement judgment | Expert | Not offered; the draft never states legal conclusions as certainties | Expert |
| Smaller claims | Written off as not worth the fee | Documented at USD 750 to 2,500 per draft | Consultant takes them on because assembly is no longer the cost |
| Typical cost per claim | Tens of thousands of dollars on larger claims | USD 750 pilot; USD 1,500–2,500 standard | Consultant review hours plus the draft fee |
The Company Annual plan is set at roughly one-third to one-half of a single externally prepared claim per year, and includes four drafts. The consultant fee is the anchor because that is the budget being redirected, not replaced.
| Plan | Price | What is included |
|---|---|---|
| 48-hour draft (pilot) | USD 750 | One delayed project's records in, one structured EOT claim draft back in 48 hours. First 2–3 logos run free for a testimonial. |
| Per-claim standard | USD 1,500–2,500 | Claim narrative, notice history check, evidence gap report, one revision round |
| Company Annual | USD 6,000–12,000/yr | Unlimited projects and users, deadline engine, notice letters, evidence locker, 4 claim drafts included. Extra drafts USD 900 each. |
| Enterprise / group | From USD 20,000/yr | Multi-entity, single-tenant hosting option, priority drafting SLA |
The partner plan exists so that the smaller claims you currently decline become billable, and so contractor users who want expert sign-off are routed to you.
Run assembly, chronology, and first drafts through the engine, apply your judgment on top, take on the claims your fee could not previously justify. USD 250 per month per active project workspace, unlimited team members, white-label export.
We route contractor users who want expert sign-off to partner consultants. You review and bill the client directly; DraftMyEOT receives a 15–20% referral share, agreed upfront. Partner page →
DraftMyEOT is not a law firm and never claims to be. Every output is a draft, built to be reviewed and signed by your contracts lead or consultant.
No dates, events, or clause numbers appear that you did not supply. Every paragraph shows the evidence reference it was built from.
Each company's workspace is isolated, documents sit in private storage, and consultants see only the project they were invited to.
Send a contract, your delay events, and whatever records exist, tidy or not. A structured draft comes back in 48 hours. Not useful? Keep it, owe nothing.