Compare class action settlement apps and websites

Updated November 9, 2026

See which open class action settlements you may qualify for.

Summary

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.
Other 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 sites or directories where you read about a settlement and then file on the official site (Top Class Actions, ClassAction.org, Claim Depot).
Below: a side-by-side page for Claim and each service, plus an alternatives page for each.

Claim is our product. Details about other services come from their own websites as of November 9, 2026.

Why use Claim to find settlements?

Works in any browser. Use Claim at claimmoney.com on a phone or computer, with nothing to install.
Plain-language settlement pages. Each open settlement explains who may qualify, the deadline and what proof you need.
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 is not a law firm and doesn’t pretend to be one. The settlement administrator decides who gets paid.

See which open class action settlements you may qualify for.

New to settlement tools? Start with our roundup of the best class action settlement apps and websites. Or pick a specific matchup:

Claim vs Payout: a settlement website compared with a phone app for finding and claiming settlements.
Claim vs Settlemate: a settlement website compared with a phone app that also covers other refund types.
Claim vs Sparrow: a settlement website compared with a paid service that also offers bill and refund tools.
Claim vs MoneyPilot: a settlement website compared with a service that says it fills out and submits claims for you.
Claim vs Catch: a settlement website compared with an app that offers bank-linked purchase matching.
Claim vs Top Class Actions: a settlement website compared with a class action news site.
Claim vs ClassAction.org: a settlement website compared with a class action news and lawsuit site.
Claim vs Claim Depot: a settlement website compared with a settlement and lawsuit directory.

Payout alternatives: other apps and websites for finding and filing settlement claims.
Settlemate alternatives: options with different cost and filing models.
Sparrow alternatives: settlement-focused options if you don’t need bill or refund tools.
MoneyPilot alternatives: other ways to find settlements and file claims.
Catch alternatives: other settlement websites and apps compared with Catch.
Top Class Actions alternatives: other news sites, directories and claim tools.
ClassAction.org alternatives: other settlement sources and tools that help with the form.
Claim Depot alternatives: other settlement directories and claim tools.

Claim is a website. Everything happens at claimmoney.com, in any browser.

No. Claim is not a law firm, does not give legal advice, and is not a settlement administrator, a court or a party to any case.

The settlement administrator, under the terms the court approved. No settlement website or app decides eligibility or payment amounts.