We believe everyone deserves the support they're entitled to

But the system makes it harder than it should be. That's why we exist.

How we started

In 2019, our founder witnessed firsthand how a close family member was repeatedly denied disability benefits—not because they weren't eligible, but because the forms were filled out incorrectly. The process was confusing, the questions were vague, and the stakes were impossibly high.

After finally securing approval with the help of a welfare rights advisor, it became clear: thousands of people face the same struggle every day. Many give up. Others never apply at all.

We started cloudy-arc to change that. Our mission is simple—make the benefits system accessible, understandable, and fair for everyone who needs it.

What drives us

Clarity over complexity

The benefits system is full of jargon and bureaucracy. We cut through it and explain everything in plain language.

Dignity in every interaction

Applying for benefits can feel invasive. We treat every client with respect and recognize the courage it takes to ask for help.

Results that matter

Our success is measured by one thing—whether you get the support you're entitled to. Everything else is noise.

Who we are

Our team includes former welfare rights advisors, legal specialists, and people who've navigated the system themselves. We understand it from every angle.

6 years helping individuals across the UK

12 specialists with expertise in benefits law

100+ hours of annual training per team member

Our commitment to you

We never guarantee outcomes we can't control, but we maximize your chances at every step
We keep you informed throughout the process—no disappearing after you pay
We handle your personal information with strict confidentiality and comply with UK data protection laws
If we don't think we can help, we'll tell you upfront and point you toward resources that can

Our impact so far

Since 2019, we've helped clients secure over £8.2 million in benefits. That's not just a number—it's rent paid, groceries bought, medical care accessed, and stress reduced.

A single parent in Leeds who was awarded backdated Universal Credit after a wrongful denial

A veteran in Glasgow who finally received PIP after three failed attempts on his own

A family in Bristol who discovered they qualified for £420/month in Housing Benefit they didn't know existed