brokerageaudit.com vs Clearance for Brokers: Which is Best for Independent Brokers?
Submission clearance — confirming a risk has not already been submitted to a carrier by another broker — is a critical but narrow part of the submission workflow. Clearance for Brokers specializes in this specific function, helping wholesalers and MGAs avoid duplicate submissions that waste underwriter capacity and damage broker relationships. BrokerageAudit addresses submission clearance as one component of a broader backoffice automation platform that also handles document extraction, COI tracking, and policy comparison.
Feature Comparison
Pricing Comparison
BrokerageAudit
$499/mo
Starter plan. Professional $1,499/mo, Enterprise $4,999/mo.
- Submission clearance included in all plans
- Full backoffice automation bundled — not just clearance
- No per-clearance fees
- COI, policy comparison, and document extraction included
Clearance for Brokers
Contact for pricing
Pricing is not publicly listed. Typically subscription-based for wholesale brokers and MGAs, with pricing based on user count and submission volume.
- Clearance-focused pricing model
- Carrier database access included
- Team workflows and user management included
- Integration options available for larger operations
Who Each Is Best For
brokerageaudit.com is best for:
- Agencies needing clearance as part of a broader document automation platform
- Teams that also process PDFs, track COIs, and compare policy terms
- Operations reducing E&O exposure across the full submission-to-policy lifecycle
- Agencies that want a single platform rather than multiple point solutions
Clearance for Brokers is best for:
- Wholesale brokers whose primary need is preventing duplicate submissions
- MGAs managing high submission volumes with complex carrier relationship rules
- Teams that need carrier-specific submission preference data in their clearance workflow
- Operations where submission clearance is a standalone compliance requirement
Switching from Clearance for Brokers?
Agencies that consolidate from Clearance for Brokers to BrokerageAudit typically do so when they want to reduce their vendor count and cover more of the submission lifecycle in one platform. BrokerageAudit handles clearance alongside extraction, COI management, and policy review, eliminating the need for a dedicated clearance tool. For wholesale operations with very high clearance volumes and complex carrier rules, a specialized clearance tool may still complement BrokerageAudit.