Best class action settlement apps and websites (2026)
Updated November 9, 2026
See which open class action settlements you may qualify for.
Get startedSummary
- Claim is a website that finds class action settlements you may qualify for and explains each one in plain language. For some settlements, Claim fills in the claim form and submits it in your name. For others, it links you to the official claim form. It works in any browser, with nothing to install.
- The other nine tools fall into three groups: phone apps that match you to settlements (Payout, Settlemate, Catch), paid services that say they submit claims for you (Sparrow, MoneyPilot), and news or directory websites where you file on the official site yourself (Top Class Actions, ClassAction.org, Claim Depot, Open Class Actions).
Claim is our product. Details about other services come from their own websites as of November 9, 2026.
How do the best settlement apps and websites compare?
| Tool | Type | Claim form approach (per its own site) |
|---|---|---|
| Claim | Website, nothing to install | For some settlements, fills in and submits the claim form in your name. For others, links to the official form. |
| Payout | iOS and Android app, plus website | Says it pre-fills claims for you to review and submit from your phone |
| Settlemate | iOS and Android app | Complete, sign and submit claim forms in its app |
| Sparrow | Website, plus an iPhone app | Says it fills in forms and mails them |
| Catch | iOS and Android app | Guides you through submitting, usually on the settlement’s own website |
| MoneyPilot | iOS and Android app, plus website | Says it fills out and submits claims for you |
| Top Class Actions | News website | You file on the official settlement website |
| ClassAction.org | News website | You file on the official settlement website |
| Claim Depot | Directory website | You file on the official settlement website |
| Open Class Actions | Directory website | Listings include claim form links; you file on the official site |
Why choose Claim?
Best for: most people who want to find settlements and get help filing claims, in a browser. Start with open settlements or how it works.
- Works in any browser. Use it at claimmoney.com on any device, with nothing to install.
- Plain-language settlement pages. Each open settlement sets out who may qualify, the deadline and what proof is needed.
- Accurate listings. Claim works to keep listing details accurate. If a listing differs from the official settlement website, the official website is correct. See how Claim keeps listings accurate.
- Help with the form. For some settlements, Claim fills in the claim form from your answers and submits it to the settlement administrator in your name, online or by mail. For others, Claim links you to the official claim form so you can file it yourself.
- Not a law firm. Claim doesn’t give legal advice or pretend to. The settlement administrator decides who gets paid.
See which open class action settlements you may qualify for.
Get startedWhat do the other settlement tools offer?
Payout
Payout is a mobile app for finding class action settlements.
Settlemate
Settlemate is a mobile app for finding and filing settlement claims.
Sparrow
Sparrow is a membership service for class action settlements and unclaimed money.
Catch
Catch, from Kikoff, is an app that matches settlements to your purchases.
MoneyPilot
MoneyPilot is a mobile app for class action settlement claims.
Top Class Actions
Top Class Actions is a class action news website.
ClassAction.org
ClassAction.org is a class action news website with a list of settlements.
Claim Depot
Claim Depot is a directory of settlements, data breaches and lawsuits. It is a separate company from Claim.
Open Class Actions
Open Class Actions says it tracks current settlements with deadlines, eligibility, proof requirements and claim form links. Its homepage lists settlements closing this week and lets you filter by proof type, including settlements that pay automatically.
How do I choose a settlement tool?
- Check who submits. Some tools help you complete the form, some say they submit claims for you, and some do both. Either way, read what you agree to and what is sent in your name.
- Check what it asks for. Bank connections and email access are optional on some tools. Share only what you’re comfortable with.
- Check the disclaimers. A legitimate tool says it is not a law firm and that the administrator decides eligibility and payment.
Our guides on settlement scams and how to file a settlement claim explain how.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best class action settlement app?
For most people, Claim is a good place to start. It works in any browser, explains each settlement in plain language and, for some settlements, fills in the claim form and submits it in your name. The table above shows how each other tool handles the claim form.
Is Claim an app?
No. Claim is a website, claimmoney.com, that works in any browser.
Are class action settlement apps free?
Some are free and some charge a subscription. As of November 2026, Catch says it is free. Payout’s website says it is free to use, and its app also offers an optional paid Premium subscription. Settlemate and Sparrow publish subscription prices on their websites, and MoneyPilot says it charges a subscription and shows the price in its app. Claim is a paid subscription; see the site for current terms.
Can a settlement app guarantee I get paid?
No. The settlement administrator decides whether a claim is valid and how much it pays, under the terms the court approved.