For disputes too small to litigate

Writing it off closed your books. It did not close the case.

Pursuing a few hundred dollars in a traditional forum can cost more than the amount in dispute. Arbitration.Inc is built for those disputes: the other side is served notice, and a neutral arbitrator decides under published rules.

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The economics

The reason it was never worth pursuing.

Courts were not built for a $200 dispute. We built a forum for the disputes they were never designed to hear.

The major traditional forums

Commonly charge $1,500 to $10,000+ in fees per case, before anyone argues the merits.

The traditional timeline

90 to 180+ days from filing to a decision.

Arbitration.Inc

One case is $99, under published procedural rules built to reach an award in about two weeks.

Arbitration.Inc is a neutral arbitration forum, not a debt collector. We do not purchase debt and we do not take a percentage of recoveries. We decide cases; we do not act for either side.

Arbitration needs an agreement to arbitrate with the other party, in your terms, lease, contract, or signed at the point of dispute. We will tell you if you do not have one.

How it works

A dispute becomes a resolution in three steps.

The same flow works for an unpaid invoice, a violation, or a financial claim.

01

A case is filed

A real arbitration case opens the moment a dispute arises, with a verifiable case number.

02

The parties are notified

The other party is served notice of a genuine, active case. Many choose to resolve it right away.

03

A binding outcome

A neutral arbitrator, under our published procedural rules, weighs the record and issues a reasoned, binding award.

The product

A real forum, not a form.

Filing, service of notice, evidence, docketing, and enforceable awards, in one system of record.

This is a neutral case. Every vertical gets its own case file; see all use cases

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DashboardCasesCase 2026-04-01126Overview
Phase:DeliberationRole:Claimant
Case Overview
Case No. 2026-04-01126
MERIDIAN FIELD SERVICES LLC v. TAYLOR MORGAN
Current Status
You’re All Caught Up

You have no pending tasks in this phase.

What Happens Next
  • Filings completeBoth parties' statements and exhibits are on the docket.
  • Respondent joined the caseThe respondent appeared and filed a response to the claim.
  • Case proceedingsThe arbitrator reviews the full record and may request clarifications.
  • Final award issuedA reasoned award is issued and delivered to both parties.
Case Summary

The claimant seeks $620.00 for services delivered under a signed service agreement. The claim alleges the balance remained unpaid after the invoice due date and a final notice. Both parties have filed statements and the case is with the arbitrator for deliberation.

Case Details
Case Number2026-04-01126
FiledApr 2, 2026
PhaseDeliberation
Amount in Dispute$620.00

Use cases

Where the write-offs pile up.

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For platforms

Your platform. Your price. Your margin.

Embed the engine under your own brand with wholesale case pricing. Resolution becomes a feature your customers use and a revenue line you own.

01

One integration, your whole base

A single integration turns on arbitration for every customer on your platform. Nothing for them to build.

02

A revenue program, not a feature

We build the financial program around your model. You set the price, you keep the margin.

03

Fully white labeled

Your brand, your flow. Your customers never leave your product.

Arbitration.IncProvides the engine, the arbitrators, and the support.
Your platformEmbeds it under your brand and sets the price.
Your customersResolve disputes without leaving your product.

Request a demo

See it on your use case.

Tell us what you are building and we will show you the engine live, typically within a day or two.

Prefer email? hello@arbitration.inc

New to arbitration?

Start with the plain-English basics before you file, respond, or partner.