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Collect and track subcontractor certificates of insurance, and keep your own licenses, bonds, and policies current, with reminders before anything expires.

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| Website | diffee.me | yourstanding.com |
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| Company | — | Startup from the United States · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 |
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YourStanding tracks the paperwork that keeps a contractor working: subcontractor certificates of insurance, plus the contractor's own licenses, bonds, and policies. Each subcontractor gets a secure link to upload a current certificate, and the dashboard shows which subs are clear, expiring, or...
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YourStanding's answer:
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YourStanding's answer:
It covers both sides of contractor compliance in one account. Subcontractors upload their certificates of insurance through a secure link, without creating an account, and the contractor's own licenses, bonds, and policies are tracked alongside them. Renewal guides cover state license types in all 50 states.
YourStanding's answer:
Most subcontractor compliance tools are sold through a sales process and priced for large general contractors. YourStanding is self-serve. You can sign up, invite your first subs, and see who is clear, expiring, or missing paperwork the same day, and there's a free plan to start.
YourStanding's answer:
Small and mid-size contractors and general contractors who hire subcontractors and need to keep certificates of insurance, licenses, and bonds current without a dedicated compliance person.
YourStanding's answer:
Contractors kept describing the same problem: chasing subcontractors by email and phone for current insurance certificates, and carrying the liability when one lapses mid-job. YourStanding was built to replace that chase with a link the sub can answer themselves, plus reminders before anything expires.
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