Simple Pricing · No Retainer · Pay When You Send

    File first. Get paid. Pick your plan.

    Miss a lien deadline and you lose your leverage. File on time to protect it — or send a demand letter when an account's already overdue. Both start below.

    USPS Certified MailAttorney-VettedCertificate of Mailing Included
    The Traditional Alternative
    Hiring a Construction Attorney
    $200+ per notice • 3–5 business days • Retainer required
    LienFlash does the same legal work — automated, in under 2 minutes, starting at $24.99.
    Single Notice
    For the One-Truck Sub.
    $24.99 / notice
    $24.99 per notice — pay only when you file
    • USPS Certified Mail included
    • Attorney-vetted state template
    • Real-time tracking
    • PDF preview before you pay
    Best for 5+ Jobs/Mo
    Pro Monthly
    For the Office Manager doing 5–20 jobs a month.
    $49 / month
    Includes 3 notices/mo. Overage: $15/notice.
    • USPS Certified Mail included
    • Attorney-vetted state template
    • Discounted $15 overage rate
    • Quota dashboard & tracking
    As low as $15/notice when you file 4+ per month
    Pro Annual
    For the sub who files on every job, every season.
    $399 / year
    Save $189 Annually
    Includes 36 notices/yr. Overage: $15/notice.
    • USPS Certified Mail included
    • Attorney-vetted state template
    • Discounted $15 overage rate
    • Quota dashboard & tracking
    Effective rate: $11.08/notice — save 55% vs One-Off
    ↑ These protect the jobs you're starting. ↓ Already owed on a job that's gone bad? Here's the other tool.

    Already Owed?

    When the Deadline's Passed — or the Invoice Just Won't Get Paid.

    A preliminary notice protects a job before trouble. But if an account's already overdue — the calls ignored, the invoice buried — the next step isn't another phone call. It's a formal, attorney-vetted demand letter, on the record, by certified mail.

    It states what you're owed, sets a deadline to pay, and creates the documented proof that moves an account before it becomes a write-off. Most disputes end right here — before anyone hires a lawyer.

    A construction attorney charges hundreds of dollars to draft and send the same letter. LienFlash does it, attorney-vetted, for $79 — today, from your desk.

    Demand Letter

    $79 / letter

    One-time. No subscription. Pay only when you send.

    • Attorney-vetted demand letter, drafted from your details
    • USPS Certified Mail with delivery tracking
    • Certificate of Mailing for your records
    • Preview free before you pay
    • Same-day send

    Do the Math

    The Cost of Missing One Deadline

    $15K–$25K
    Average construction payment dispute, per job
    $399/yr
    LienFlash Pro Annual
    37+ years
    One prevented mistake pays for this much LienFlash
    And if the deadline already passed? A $79 demand letter is the cheapest serious move between an unpaid invoice and a lawyer.

    "The cost of a missed deadline is your entire profit margin. Don't risk it."

    Two Minutes, Start to Sent

    How It Works

    1

    Enter Your Job Details

    Project address, owner info, and amounts. Takes 2 minutes.

    2

    Review Your Notice

    Preview your attorney-vetted, state-compliant document before you pay.

    3

    We Mail It Certified

    We print, stuff, and send via USPS Certified Mail with tracking.

    Demand letters follow the same 3 steps — details in, preview free, we mail certified.

    Answers

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Is this legally valid?
    Yes. Every notice is generated using state-specific, attorney-vetted templates that comply with exact statutory requirements (e.g., Florida Chapter 713). We map your job details directly into the required legal format and serve it via USPS Certified Mail with tracking, providing the exact Certificate of Mailing required to prove compliance in court.
    What states do you support?
    Florida, California, Arizona, Nevada, Washington, and Oregon. More coming soon.
    How is this different from hiring a lawyer?
    Attorneys charge $150–$500+ per notice. We do it for $24.99.
    What if I need more than 3 notices on Pro?
    Pro subscribers get an automatic discounted rate of $15 per additional notice.
    Can I try it before I pay?
    Yes. You can create an account and see your completed PDF before you pay. You only pay when you hit send.
    What's the difference between a notice and a demand letter?
    A preliminary notice is prevention — you file it early to protect your lien rights on a job. A demand letter is for when you're already owed: it formally demands payment, sets a deadline, and documents everything by certified mail. Notice protects the next job; demand fights for the last one.
    When should I send a demand letter instead of a notice?
    If your notice deadline has passed, or an invoice is overdue and calls aren't working, the demand letter is your tool. If you're still inside the filing window on a job, file the notice first — it's the stronger protection.
    Does LienFlash collect the debt for me?
    No. We prepare and mail your demand letter — attorney-vetted, certified, on the record. It's your letter, sent professionally. We're not a collection agency and we don't take a percentage; it's a flat $79.

    File first. Get paid.

    Protect the job you're starting, or put the overdue one on formal notice. Either way, it starts in two minutes.