Veteran-First Pricing
No contracts or commissions.
One flat subscription for individualized AI help with your own claim: preparing your initial filing, strengthening your evidence, or fighting an appeal. No contingency fees and no percentage of your back pay. You keep 100% and you file everything yourself.
VA Disability Pro provides self-service software that helps veterans organize records, understand publicly available VA information, and create draft documentation for their own review and submission.
The big claim firms charge $4,500–$20,000, or take a cut of your back pay. VA Disability Pro is a flat monthly price for AI you drive yourself, and you keep 100% of your back pay.
For Individual Veterans
VA Disability Pro provides self-service software that helps veterans organize records, understand publicly available VA information, and create draft documentation for their own review and submission.
VA Disability Pro is a self-service software tool. We are not the VA, we are not a law firm, we are not VA-accredited, and we do not represent you or submit anything to the VA. You prepare and file your own claim yourself.
Free help with your claim is available from VA-accredited VSOs and from VA-accredited claims agents and attorneys. You can verify anyone's accreditation in the VA's official directory before you work with them. Find free, accredited help in the VA's official directory on VA.gov
We charge a flat fee for software. We never take a percentage of your back pay, we never charge a contingency fee, and we never guarantee an outcome. The VA decides every claim.
The 'You're Not Missing Anything' Guarantee
If our tools don't surface at least one condition or benefit you weren't already claiming, email us within 30 days for a full refund. We can't promise what the VA will decide — no one honestly can — but we can promise the tool earns its price.
Your Appeals Workspace
Individualized AI for your own claim, at any stage. Put the full AI toolkit to work on your records: prepare your initial claim, strengthen your evidence, or build your appeal, month to month for as long as you need it.
Appeals Workspace - Monthly
$39/month
Put every AI feature to work on your own claim or appeal: document analysis, AI letter drafting, and the mock C&P interview, plus everything in Free. Flat monthly price, cancel anytime, and you file everything yourself.
Appeals Workspace - Annual
$349/year
Save $119/year vs monthly
Everything in the Appeals Workspace, billed once per year at the best value for a long claim or appeal.
Billing in plain English
- Charged immediately when you subscribe. No free trial today.
- Monthly plans renew every 30 days; annual plans renew once a year. We send you a receipt the moment a charge clears.
- Cancel anytime from your account settings: no phone call, no email. You keep paid access until the end of your current billing period.
- Stripe handles payment processing. We never store your card number on our servers.
Can't afford it? Request a hardship waiver. No veteran is turned away for inability to pay.
Self-service vs. done-for-you firms
VA Disability Pro
$39 a month
- You keep 100% of your back pay
- No subscription, no contract, no contingency fee
- You stay in control and file your own claim
- The same AI tools, estimators, and guidance
“Done-for-you” claim firms
$4,500+ typical
- Often $4,500–$20,000, a flat fee or a cut of your retroactive back pay
- Many are not accredited to charge for claim prep
- You hand over control of your claim
- One-time service, not ongoing tools
Free, accredited help is also available from a VSO. See Find a VSO. Comparison figures are illustrative of the done-for-you market.
Built by a soldier, for soldiers
I'm a veteran who still serves, and I built VA Disability Pro because I watched too many of my own people get talked into handing over thousands, or a cut of their back pay, for something they could do themselves. You served. You shouldn't have to pay a middleman to claim what you earned.
VA Disability Pro is independent — not affiliated with or endorsed by the VA, the Department of Defense, or the U.S. Army, and not a VA-accredited representative.