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License, permit & insurance tracker for contractors

"Send over your current COI."
Do you actually know if it is?

Most contractors don't — not for certain, not without digging through email or calling their insurance agent back. RenewTrack gets you to "yes" every time, in seconds.

  • License, permits, insurance & bonds — all in one place
  • Snap a photo — we read it and fill in the details
  • Text + email alerts before anything lapses, not after

⚡ The contractor who can prove they're covered first is usually the one who gets the job.

Built for any licensed contractor — solo or with a crew.

Reserve your spot now — takes 10 seconds
✓ You're on the list — watch your inbox.

Free to join today — RenewTrack isn't live yet. Signing up locks in your founding price and gets you an email the moment early access opens.

Solo$19/mo — locked in for life
Crew (with employees)Est. $49–$79/mo, by team size

Crew pricing is a current estimate, not final — you'll see the confirmed number before you're ever charged, and solo pricing above is locked in for founding members either way.

No card required, no contract. We only ever ask for your license, permit, and insurance details — never your Social Security number — and everything you add is stored securely. No spam, no sales calls.

Example account — here's what you'll see

YOUR STATUS — TX GENERAL CONTRACTOR 1 DUE SOON
Contractor licenseexp. 03/2027CURRENT
General liability COIexp. 11/2026CURRENT
Surety bondrenews annuallyCURRENT
Permit — 214 Oak St. reroofexp. in 12 daysDUE SOON
Crew: OSHA-10 (2 workers)on fileCURRENT

One missed renewal can cost you the whole job.

$500–$15K+
typical fine per offense for unlicensed work
$0
you can legally collect on a job done unlicensed — no lien rights
Uncapped
personal liability for an accident with no active insurance

Figures reflect commonly cited state penalty ranges for unlicensed/uninsured contracting — see how we source this.

Three simple steps

1

Snap a photo, not a form

Take a picture of your license, insurance card, or permit — we read it and fill in the details. No manual data entry.

2

We watch the actual rules, not just a date

When your state changes CE hours, fees, or renewal requirements, you're the first to know — a calendar reminder can't do that.

3

A heads-up by text and email

Reminders start 90 days out, on your phone and your inbox — so it's a heads-up, not a scramble the week something lapses.

Your status is free. Always.

Add what you're licensed, bonded, and insured for once. RenewTrack watches every date after that — no digging through a filing cabinet when a GC asks for proof before they'll hand you the job.

We'll never hide your own compliance status behind a paywall like some tools do. That answer is free, permanently — you pay for the vault, the reminders, and the multi-state view. One less thing to carry around in your head.

01

License

State & multi-state, reciprocity flagged automatically.

02

Permits

Every open job's permit & inspection window.

03

Insurance

Liability & workers' comp, always current.

04

Bonds

Surety bond status in the same place.

05

Crew

OSHA cards, EPA 608, per employee.

Why we're building this — a lapsed license or a missed permit doesn't just cost a fine, it can cost you the whole job and the trust of a client. We're building RenewTrack because that risk shouldn't live in a filing cabinet or a memory. We're a small team building this in the open, starting with Texas, Florida, and California.

On the numbers above: penalty ranges, lien-forfeiture rules, and liability exposure for unlicensed/uninsured contracting vary by state — the figures shown reflect ranges commonly cited across state contractor-licensing statutes and legal guides, not a single source. Always confirm specifics with your state licensing board.