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About CashOut: Claim Class Actions

CashOut – Find Money You're Owed Looking for a quick and effortless way to earn extra money? CashOut helps you discover class action settlements, data breach payouts, and consumer refunds you may be eligible for. It's like finding money you didn't know was yours. Companies settle lawsuits all the time over hidden fees, privacy violations, false advertising, defective products, and data breaches. If you've ever purchased from these companies or used their services, you could be owed money. Most people miss out simply because they don't know what they're eligible for. CashOut makes it fast and simple to find settlements that apply to you. Just browse participating brands, discover claims you may qualify for, and follow the official filing process. No endless searching or legal research required. How it works Browse brands you've purchased from Discover settlements you may be eligible for Follow simple steps to file your claim and get paid Features What you can do for free • Browse active and upcoming class action settlements, data breach claims, and consumer refunds • View eligibility requirements, filing deadlines, and estimated payout amounts • Get notified when new settlements become available Included with CashOut Premium (subscription) • AI Claim Matcher — personalized matches to settlements you may qualify for • Step-by-step filing guidance for your matched claims • Claim, deadline, and payout status tracking Subscription details CashOut Premium is an auto-renewable subscription. Plans: $8.99/week or $29.99 every 3 months (prices may vary by region). Payment is charged to your Apple ID at confirmation. It renews automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the period; manage or cancel anytime in your App Store account settings. Why use CashOut? • Find money you may already be owed • Takes just minutes to check your eligibility • Stay informed about new settlement opportunities • Simple, stress-free way to discover potential payouts Important Note: CashOut is not a law firm and is not affiliated with any parties involved in class actions. CashOut does not submit claims on your behalf. We help you identify eligible settlements and provide the information you need to file directly with the official settlement administrators. Any funds are distributed solely by the official class action administrators, and CashOut cannot guarantee eligibility, approval, or a specific payout amount. CashOut Premium is an optional subscription that unlocks premium features. Privacy Policy: https://cashoutapp.fly.dev/privacy Terms of Service: https://cashoutapp.fly.dev/terms Never miss another payout opportunity. Download CashOut today and start discovering money you may be owed.

Ratings & reviews

4.7

7 ratings

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What’s new

Version 1.1 · Updated September 1, 2026

Fixed Bugs.

App privacy

The developer, Ezekiel Million, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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