One order carries your papers from upload to court-filed proof of service. We serve anywhere in Georgia — and in covered service areas your first attempt is guaranteed within 48 hours of us confirming your papers. Every attempt is documented with GPS coordinates and photographs, updates reach you by email and SMS on their own, your server signs the affidavit of service, and we file that affidavit with the court electronically. You manage nothing after payment.
Where a court requires a court-appointment step before service can begin, we tell you before payment; timing for that step depends on the court. Individuals and pro se litigants use QuickServe — guided, no account. Firms and teams use Reliant Pro or the Reliant API.
*The 48-hour first-attempt guarantee applies in covered service areas once we confirm your papers. Courts that require a court-appointment step are flagged before payment.
QuickServe is for individuals and pro se litigants; Reliant Pro and the API are for firms and teams. Not sure which fits? Compare the two paths · Track an existing order
GPS records, photos, and speed matter — but none of them is the point. The point is that one order closes the whole loop, and you never manage the process in between.
We electronically file the affidavit of service — the proof that service happened — with the court. Your pleadings and other case documents stay yours to file.
| Access point | Built for | How it works | |
|---|---|---|---|
| QuickServe | Individuals and pro se litigants | Guided, step-by-step order. No account. You see the exact price before anything is charged. | Start an order → |
| Reliant Pro | Law firms, businesses, and legal teams | Team workspace: shared matters, saved instructions, status to the whole team, consolidated billing. | See Reliant Pro → |
| Reliant API | High-volume firms and platforms | Your case system places the order and receives every status event, the affidavit, and the filing confirmation back. | See the API → |
Same platform underneath all three: the same servers, the same documentation standard, the same filed affidavit at the end.
One person with one summons gets the same platform as a firm with two hundred. The difference is the access point: QuickServe for individuals, Reliant Pro for teams, and the Reliant API for firms whose case system places the orders itself.
Volume clients (50+ serves/month) qualify for dedicated account management and custom pricing.
No subscriptions. No contracts. No zone tiers. One flat rate for each kind of serve. Statewide orders far outside metro coverage may carry a distance charge — it appears on your quote before you pay, never after.
We built Reliant Process Solutions — and the Serve-to-File™ platform it runs on — around one idea: after you place the order, the work is ours. The serving, the documenting, the updating, the affidavit, the filing. You watch it happen. You do not manage it.
Most process servers hand you a signed affidavit and wish you luck. Here is the work that disappears when the order is ours.
You never call to ask what happened. Every attempt — successful or not — lands in your email and phone with the time, the GPS location, and a photo. If the address looks wrong or the recipient is dodging, you know the same day the server does.
You never print, scan, or forward an affidavit. Your server signs the affidavit of service, you get your copy electronically within 24 hours of the serve, and the court gets its copy from us.
You never stand in a filing line. We e-file the signed affidavit of service with the court as the standard finish of every order — flat $30, typically the same day it is signed, with the court's own charge handled by us. The court stamps it on its own schedule, and the stamped copy comes straight to you.
*In covered service areas, after we confirm your papers. Courts that require a court-appointment step are flagged before payment.
Twenty customers, in their own words — pro se plaintiffs, litigation teams, landlords, and firms. Hover to pause and read.
The Same-day Rush add-on (+$75) puts a Georgia process server in motion within 2 hours of your order, when placed before 2 PM ET in covered areas. For expiring deadlines and imminent hearings, this is the option built for it.