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Get Cover Launches Mobile App for Unified Warranty Platform
The new app extends the company's cloud-based warranty solutions to consumers for the first time.
Published on Mar. 2, 2026
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Get Cover, a provider of warranty and service contract solutions, has announced the launch of its mobile application, now available on the Apple App Store and Google Play. The app extends the company's existing Warranty Solutions Portal, which previously supported enterprise, education, government and reseller programs, to directly serve individual consumers for the first time. The mobile app allows users to purchase warranties, file and track claims, manage documentation, and centralize protection plan management across personal electronics, household appliances and school-issued devices.
Why it matters
The expansion into mobile reflects broader shifts in device ownership and protection management, as U.S. households now average more than 20 connected devices and global demand for device protection plans is projected to grow to over $150 billion by 2033. By offering a unified platform for both institutional partners and individual customers, Get Cover aims to simplify warranty management and improve transparency and user experience across industries.
The details
The Get Cover mobile app enables users to purchase warranties for a variety of products, file and track claims, organize warranty documentation, receive automated repair and replacement updates, and manage coverage across personal electronics, household appliances and school-issued devices. The app also expands Get Cover's education programs with a dedicated parent-facing enrollment portal for school-issued devices. Unlike traditional warranty administrators that rely on fragmented systems, Get Cover integrates dealers, resellers, service providers and end users within a single operational environment.
- Get Cover announced the launch of its mobile app on March 2, 2026.
- The app is now available for download on the Apple App Store and Google Play.
The players
Get Cover
A technology-enabled provider of warranty and service contract solutions, headquartered in Los Angeles.
Brett Lasig
The President of Get Cover.
NMS Capital Group
A global private investment platform that operates Get Cover as a portfolio company, focused on private equity, venture capital and structured finance across multiple sectors.
What they’re saying
“Our objective has been to centralize warranty administration within a single scalable infrastructure. The mobile app extends that infrastructure directly to consumers while preserving the operational backbone our institutional partners rely on.”
— Brett Lasig, President of Get Cover
The takeaway
By offering a unified warranty platform that serves both institutional partners and individual consumers through a centralized, cloud-based infrastructure, Get Cover is positioned to simplify warranty management and improve transparency and user experience in an era of growing device ownership and demand for protection plans.
