Class Action Settlements Claim

Companies pay settlements every month, and most people never hear about them. If you had an account that was in a data breach, bought a recalled product, or were charged a fee that a court later found unfair, you may be owed money. This app shows you which settlements are open right now and takes you straight to the official claim site.

WHAT YOU GET
• Open settlements in the United States, Canada, Australia and the United Kingdom, in one list
• The claim deadline and how many days are left
• Who qualifies, in plain words
• Whether you need proof of purchase
• The estimated payout and the total fund
• A button that opens the official settlement website

FIND THE ONES THAT FIT YOU
• Closing soon, No proof needed, Biggest payouts and Newly added sections
• Search by company name
• Filter by category: data breach, privacy, products, banking, phone and internet, cars, food, health, tech, work and pay
• Sort by deadline, payout or newest

NEVER MISS A DEADLINE
• Save a settlement and get a reminder 7 days and 1 day before it closes
• A short weekly digest on Mondays: what closes this week and what is new
• Mark a claim as filed and keep track of everything you submitted
• See an estimate of what your filed claims add up to

UNCLAIMED MONEY
Old paychecks, deposits, refunds and insurance payouts go to the government when a company can't reach you. The Unclaimed tab links to the free official searches for your country, so you never pay a finder's fee.

OUR PROMISE
• Free, no account, no sign-up
• We never read your email and never ask for payment
• We never file on your behalf. Every claim button opens the official site run by the court-appointed administrator
• Every settlement shows its source and the date we last checked it

Available in English, Spanish and French.

This app is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. It is not affiliated with any court, government agency, company or claims administrator. Settlement information is summarized from official settlement websites and court notices; amounts and dates can change, and the official notice is always the final word.