Large companies sometimes settle class action lawsuits, and eligible people can file a claim for free on the official settlement website. We are building a tool to help you spot settlements that may apply to you.
Payouts vary by settlement and are never guaranteed. Always check the official notice.
The matching tool is in development: you will answer a few questions about the products, stores, banks and providers you have used.
We will compare your answers with the eligibility rules published for open settlements. Matching is not live yet.
Every settlement links to its official settlement website or court notice, where you file the claim yourself. Filing is free.
Settlements often involve companies people use every day. These are example categories, not a list of open settlements.
Apple, Google, Samsung, Meta, TikTok, and more
Walmart, Amazon, Target, Costco, CVS, and more
Wells Fargo, Chase, Capital One, PayPal, and more
AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, Comcast, and more
Amazon, Uber, FedEx, Starbucks, DoorDash, and more
UnitedHealthcare, Cigna, J&J, BlueCross, and more
We do not list individual settlements or payout amounts here, because deadlines and eligibility change. Use the official notice, the settlement administrator website, or these sources.
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A class action settlement is money paid by a company to resolve a lawsuit filed on behalf of a large group of people. If you were affected by the company's actions - like a data breach, overcharging, or privacy violation - you may be entitled to a share of the settlement fund without needing your own lawyer.
Yes, 100% free. Class action settlements are funded by the defendant companies. Filing an official claim is free, and joining our list is free. Be wary of anyone who asks you to pay to file a claim.
Matching is not live yet. When it launches, it will compare your answers with eligibility rules taken from official notices and settlement websites. Until then, use the sources listed above.
It varies widely by settlement. Amounts depend on each settlement's terms and on how many valid claims are filed, and no payout is guaranteed. The official settlement website states the terms.
No. Class action settlements are designed so that individual claimants can file on their own. Each settlement has an official claims website where you fill out a simple form. Most claims take less than 5 minutes to submit.
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Each settlement has its own deadline, and a missed deadline usually means no payment. The deadline is stated on the official settlement website or notice, so check it there.