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Storm-restoration teams are running SkaiScraper in beta right now. On 10 October, paid company accounts open, with migration help from the tools you already use, and a founding rate that holds for a decade.
Sign up in the first year and your base subscription rate is locked: 10 years, 15 with an add-on commitment. Year one is 33% off paid annually; from renewal you pay $67.20 per seat per month: 16% off the base you locked on the day you signed — never today's list — so a later list increase does not reach you. Metered usage stays at going rates. Full terms before you sign, not after.
One email when onboarding opens, and one the week before. Nothing else.
We use this to size migration support before launch. No sharing, no resale.
Program terms are subject to change before 10 October 2026. The rate lock covers the base subscription for the plan purchased and excludes metered usage, new products, seats beyond the banded count, and transfer on change of control. Read the full terms.
A countdown is easy to publish. This is the part that is harder: the named list of what storm-restoration teams are running in the beta today, and the named list of what they are not. On 10 October 2026 the billing opens. The software below is already there.
Photos, AI narratives, weather data, carrier comms, supplements and timeline, in one record per claim.
Photos, square footage and system type in; a proposal-ready damage narrative out, exportable as a branded PDF.
Property-level storm dates cross-referenced against NOAA radar, with confidence scoring on the report.
Give it the scope, the code requirements and the photos; it drafts the supplement argument for the carrier.
Reads the denial, references your scope, and drafts a code-backed response you can send.
Reads carrier communications for bad-faith patterns and keeps the record legal-ready.
Vetted contractors and specialty trades: profiles, job packets, connection requests.
A portal branded to your company where homeowners track status and upload photos. No app download.
Your team, your trades partners and the homeowner, every conversation tied to the claim record.
Skai Assistant, Skai Closer, Skai Recon, Skai Studio, Skai Halo, Skai Foreman, Skailytics. They draft, score and recommend; anything that leaves your business waits for your approval.
Live in beta means running today for the companies in the beta, on the same platform paid accounts open onto. It does not mean finished, and it does not mean unchanged on launch day.
Named here so you do not have to find out later. Neither is part of the beta, and neither is included in what a founding subscription buys on launch day.
If a product is not named on this page, it is not in the beta, including anything you may have seen demonstrated. Feature detail lives on the features page, the agents on the agent suite page, and the full stack, product by product, on the SkaiStack page.
The carve-outs, the referral verification rules and the beta scope, in full. A lock you misunderstand is worse than one you never had, so none of this is behind a link.
The product in beta is SkaiScraper. Inside it: Claim Workspaces, AI Damage Builder, Weather Intelligence, Smart Supplements, Instant Rebuttals, Bad Faith Detection, Trades Network, Client Portal, Built-in Messaging, Skai Command agents. Not in it: EyAi Inspect and BirdsEyAi, both listed as coming soon, neither dated. If a product is not named on this page it is not in the beta and not part of what opens on launch day.
Paid company accounts open. Until that morning there is no company checkout, which is why the only thing this page asks for is an email address. The reminder is two emails: one the week before, one when onboarding opens.
A company that starts a paid subscription between 10 October 2026 and 10 October 2027, a full year. Referral rungs that grant or extend a lock have to be completed by 31 December 2027; the sign-up window and the earn-by date are deliberately not the same day.
A price. Your per-seat figure is fixed at signing and does not track list upward. At today's list of $80.00 per seat per month, a founding company renews at $67.20 per seat per month, billed annually in advance: 16% off list applied once, on the day you sign, and never recalculated. If list rises later, it does not reach you: you keep paying $67.20. This is the most misread term in the program, so it is stated the same way on every page that mentions it.
Year one is 33% off, paid annually: $643.20 per seat for the year, which is the annual prepay rate that already exists today. It is a first-year prepayment discount and does not carry forward. From year two you are on the locked figure of $67.20 per seat per month.
Under 100 employees at signing: 10 years, or 15 years with an add-on commitment of at least 12 months. Ten verified referrals company-wide converts the lock to lifetime. 100 or more employees at signing: lifetime. Granted on signing within the founding year.
6 carve-outs, and together they are why a frozen per-seat figure is not a frozen invoice. 1) Metered usage is not locked. Measurement orders, agent runtime, voice minutes, SMS and telephony, and third-party data pass-through bill at then-current rates. 2) New products are not covered. A product that did not exist in the suite at signing is not covered by a lock taken out before it. 3) Seats are banded. The lock applies up to twice the seat count at signing. Seats beyond that band are added at then-current list. 4) Not transferable on change of control. The lock does not survive acquisition or sale of the company. 5) Lapse ends it. A gap in paid status beyond 60 days ends the lock permanently. 6) Materially changed costs. Where a third-party cost moves beyond a stated threshold, the metered carve-outs may be renegotiated. The base rate never is.
All 6 of these have to be true. The referred company holds a paid account. Trial, free and beta accounts do not count. It has been paid and active for 60 continuous days with no refund or chargeback. It is a distinct legal entity, with its own EIN, billing domain and payment instrument. It is not a parent, subsidiary, franchise sibling or commonly-owned affiliate of the referrer. It was not already in the pipeline: no logged inbound or outbound contact in the prior 90 days. It named the referrer at signup, captured in the signup flow rather than claimed afterward. Rewards vest at day 60, not at signup, so your settings page shows pending and verified counts separately.
Cumulative and company-wide: 3 verified referrals, One free SkaiApply job posting; 5 verified referrals, One free month of the Voice Assistant; 7 verified referrals, Three months free on two add-ons of your choosing; 10 verified referrals, Lifetime rate lock. Each rung pays out once per company, ever: not per year, not per quarter. For a company under 100 employees, reaching 10 verified referrals is the route to the same lifetime lock a larger company gets on signing.
Do it yourself: Free. Step-by-step instructions inside your SkaiScraper account, including how to get the export key from your current provider. We do it for you: Quoted per migration. Our team runs the extract, mapping and reconciliation, then hands over an admin account ready to use. We are building importers in this order: CompanyCam, JobNimbus, AccuLynx, Jobber. None of them has yet had a full extract reconciled against the source object by object, so the honest phrase is migration assistance rather than one-click migration, and that is the phrase we use. What will not transfer is told to you before you start, not after.
Yes, and it is better said here than discovered later: program terms may change before 10 October 2026. What binds is the agreement in front of you at signing, and the full founding terms are published for you to read before you commit rather than after.
The complete program terms are at /terms/founding, and the tracks, referral ladder and migration detail are on the Founding Company Program page. Still unanswered? Email launch@skaiscrape.com.