Binding arbitration for high-volume disputes.

Enforceable awards in as little as two weeks — at a fraction of traditional arbitration costs.

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DPPA CompliantFAA Enforceable
14-Day Resolution
Filing to enforceable award in as little as two weeks. Respondents can settle at any point once they receive formal notice.
DPPA Compliant
Active arbitral proceedings qualify under 18 U.S.C. § 2721(b)(4) — a defensible path to process every violation.
FAA Binding
Awards are enforceable under the Federal Arbitration Act and confirmable in any court of competent jurisdiction.
API-First
Create a case, upload evidence, and serve notice through a simple integration. Webhooks for every case milestone.

Traditional arbitration costs more than the dispute is worth.

AAA and JAMS were designed for high-stakes commercial disputes — not everyday claims. We built a process that makes economic sense at any dollar value.

Traditional (AAA / JAMS)Arbitration.inc
Filing to award90–180+ days~2 weeks
Cost per case$1,500–5,000+$10
Filing processPaper forms, email, phoneDashboard or API
Service of noticeArrange your ownBuilt-in certified mail + email
Case preparationManual, attorney-drivenAutomated, arbitrator-reviewed
EnforceabilityFAA-enforceableFAA-enforceable
ComplianceVaries by providerSOC 2 Type II, full audit trail
VolumeNot designed for scaleBuilt for thousands per month

Faster collections. Full compliance. Every case.

“We went from writing off most unpaid violations to collecting on the majority of them — with a DPPA-compliant, enforceable process that holds up under scrutiny.

RA
Ryan Alvarez
Head of Enforcement Ops, National Parking Group

Common questions.

Clear answers for legal, ops, and platform teams evaluating the platform.

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Enterprise operations teams that handle high-volume disputes, from parking and property management to financial services and consumer claims. The common thread is the need for a repeatable, enforceable process rather than a bespoke legal workflow for every matter.
Yes. Awards are issued within a process built around the Federal Arbitration Act and can be confirmed by a court of competent jurisdiction.
No. AI handles evidence organization, case analysis, and draft preparation. Every binding award is independently reviewed and confirmed by a human arbitrator.
Most matters resolve in one to two weeks from filing to enforceable award, depending on service completion and response timing.
The case proceeds on an ex parte basis. The arbitrator reviews the claimant's evidence and issues an award on the merits. Non-participation does not result in an automatic award — the claimant still bears the burden of proof.
Yes. Respondents receive notice and have 14 days to submit a response through the platform. They can also choose to resolve the matter directly at any point during the proceeding.

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