The counting documents, the scripts, and the complaint pack — one kit, one price.
The free pages and the checker give you your count, your clocks, and your money total. The kit is the paperwork that collects them: the repair log built to survive the definition fight, the escalation script written for your actual administrator, the denial decoder, the regulator complaint pack, the delivery-damage evidence pack, and the hidden-money walkthroughs — every clock claimed by name, in writing, in the right order.
Get the ProtectionPlanDecoded Kit — $39
One-time payment. The kit opens right after checkout — no account, no subscription.
First — are you sure yours is a store protection plan? Two different products get confused constantly, and they have different fights. A protection plan covers one appliance you bought at a store — Home Depot or Lowe's sold it at the register, and an outside company (SquareTrade, Assurant) runs the claims. That's this site. A home warranty is a contract on your whole house, bought from a warranty company like American Home Shield or Choice. If that's what you have, use our sister site's free tool instead: WarrantyDecoded's claim-readiness checker — same company as us, built for that contract. If a store sold you the plan with the appliance, stay here.
One payment, yours to keep. We never ask for your store or plan-portal password — you file everything yourself. See everything inside the kit →
Everything is written in plain words first, with the plans' own terms quoted where the paperwork needs them.
No. It is information, documents, and checklists built from the plans' own published terms. Damage-to-home cases involving injury or major loss belong with an attorney — the kit's evidence pack is organized so a lawyer's intake can use it directly.
No honest product can promise an outcome — the administrator decides. What the kit changes is the file they decide from: a count they can't misclassify, clocks claimed before they expire, and a complaint a regulator can grade.
Plenty of fights end there — if your count and clocks are simple, the free tools may be all you need, and this page would rather tell you that than sell you paper. The kit earns its price when the fight turns to documents: disputed classifications, written determinations, regulator files.
Your plan paperwork (or your receipt), your claim number, and your repair dates. The kit works from what you already have; anything missing, it shows you how to request in writing.