Hire a Process Server
Vetted process servers in all 50 states, matched and dispatched in as little as 24 hours
You have documents to be served.
Proof has a nationwide network of vetted professional process servers.
Proof makes the process of hiring a process server easy.
Upload your documents.
Get matched with a vetted server in the right jurisdiction.
Receive a court-ready affidavit–usually within 3–7 business days.
You can focus your attention on other matters while we get to work.
Proof by the numbers
24,000+
legal professionals use Proof
5,000+
vetted process servers
9 years
of serving the legal community with integrity
50
states and territories
4.9
average Google rating (750+ reviews)
HIRING A PROCCESS SERVER WITH PROOF
How it works
The Old Way
Use a manual process to hire an untested process server that includes researching online, filling out a contact form or sending an email, waiting for a response, negotiating terms, confirming details of the serve, hiring the local process server, and waiting, waiting, waiting… Chase updates with no central tracking, and hope the affidavit holds up when it matters. When something goes wrong, there's no accountability and no easy way to fix it.
Researching online, filling out a contact form or sending an email...
Waiting for a response
Negotiating terms
Confirming details of the serve
Hiring the local process server
Waiting, waiting, waiting
The Proof Way
Find a process server with reliable technology: consistent results, full visibility, and affidavits you can trust—powered by a nationwide network of 2,600+ vetted independent servers, real-time tracking, and accuracy built into every step. One platform, one accountable team.
Upload your documents
Proof Autofill™ reads your files and extracts case details automatically—no manual data entry required.
We match and dispatch
Our platform geolocates the closest vetted server and assigns the job—typically within hours, not days.
Track every attempt in real time
See GPS-verified serve attempt logs, photos, and timestamps as they happen. Message your server directly in-app.
Receive your affidavit
A court-ready, notarized affidavit is generated automatically and ready to file—no need to chase paperwork.
PROOF WAS BUILT FOR LEGAL PROFESSIONALS
The Platform
Vetted server networkEvery server is background-checked and reviewed before their first job. State law compliance is built in, not an afterthought.
Automated affidavitsCourt-specific, notarized affidavits generated from real field data.
Live trackingSee mapped, timestamped attempts as they occur. Know exactly where things stand on every job.
IntegrationsProof connects easily with Clio, Filevine, Litify, and MyCase. An API is also available for custom workflows.
AI document parsingAutofill™ extracts parties, courts, and addresses from uploaded docs—eliminating manual input and human error.
ONLY PAY FOR WHAT YOU NEED, WHEN YOU NEED IT
Pricing
POSTING
$45
Documents posted on door within 2 days of server accepting serve
STANDARD
$85
4 attempts within 10 days of server accepting serve
EXPEDITED
$150
4 attempts within 3 days of server accepting serve
SAME DAY
$225
FIrst attempt on same day if server accepts before 2 PM local, all attempts within 24 hours
When hiring a process server with Proof, there are no monthly fees, no contracts, no surprises.
One flat fee per address. Pricing varies by state and service speed.
Rush service, skip tracing, sheriff serves, and other services are also available.
PRICING FOR ENTERPRISE LAW FIRMS
Larger firm? High-volume practice?
Unlock volume discounts, priority support, and flexible workflows built for scale.
TECHNOLOGY THAT'S BUILT FOR YOUR LEGAL PRACTICE
Who uses Proof to hire process servers
Law firms
Property management companies
Creditors' rights law firms
Scale service without the overhead
Litigation teams need speed and certainty. Proof matches servers in hours, tracks every attempt, and delivers court-ready affidavits automatically—so your paralegals stop chasing servers and start closing cases.
Speak to an expert about scaling your practice’s service of process today.
