Turn a $9 Analysis Into
Multi-Million Dollar Cases

Our reports are built on official government contract data from USASpending.gov plus Relator's pattern-based risk scoring. Every finding includes source context and confidence framing. The AI identifies patterns and anomalies — your legal judgment determines case merit.

QuitamAI reports are designed as case screening and investigation tools, not as expert testimony. They provide a structured evidence foundation that your team can verify and build upon. All data sources are public government records that can be independently confirmed.

All case data is encrypted in transit and at rest. We never share case details across clients. Reports are accessible only via unique, secure links. Your submissions are treated with the same confidentiality standards you expect from any legal technology vendor.

Our platform specializes in government contract fraud under the False Claims Act, including: labor mischarging, cost misrepresentation, product substitution, small business fraud, billing irregularities, and subcontractor pass-through schemes.

Start with the $9 Instant Contractor Risk Score for quick triage — available instantly via checkout. For deeper analysis ($49 Quick Fraud Analysis or $199 Full Case Report), schedule a brief consultation so we can tailor the workup to your matter. Firms can start with one case and expand only when a lead looks viable.

Most reports are delivered within 24–72 hours. Complex cases involving multiple contracts or entities may take slightly longer. Rush delivery is available for time-sensitive matters.

Every report includes nine detailed sections: Executive Summary, Entity Overview, Contract Analysis, Anomaly Detection, Financial Red Flags, Entity Relationship Map, Timeline of Events, FCA Violations analysis, and a Case Strength Assessment with a 0-100 confidence score. All findings cite official government data sources.

Absolutely. Get an Instant Contractor Risk Score for just $9 to evaluate the platform risk-free. View our sample report to see exactly what the report includes. No subscription or firm-wide commitment required — many attorneys start with one case and expand from there.