Claim vs Claim Depot: settlement sites compared
Updated November 9, 2026
See which open class action settlements you may qualify for.
Get startedSummary
- Claim matches you to open class action settlements from a few answers, flags the ones that need no proof, and, for some settlements, fills in the claim form from your answers and submits it in your name. Your dashboard lists the settlements you file through Claim.
- Claim Depot publishes settlement and data breach pages and a claim deadline calendar. Its settlement pages explain how to file on the official settlement website or by mail.
- How they differ: Claim matches you to open settlements from your answers and, for some settlements, fills in the claim form and submits it in your name. Claim Depot is a directory you browse yourself. Despite the similar names, the two are unrelated companies.
- Claim is best for: anyone who wants to find the settlements they may qualify for, get help with some claim forms and see the settlements they file through Claim in one list.
Claim is our product, and we have no connection to Claim Depot. Details about Claim Depot come from its own website as of November 9, 2026.
How do Claim and Claim Depot compare?
| Claim | Claim Depot | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A settlement discovery and claim-help website | Its About page calls it “a company that connects people with class action settlements,” established in Miami, Florida in 2022 |
| Where you use it | Any browser at claimmoney.com | Its website, with user accounts and a weekly newsletter |
| How claims get filed | For some settlements, fills in and submits the claim form in your name. For others, links to the official form. | Settlement pages explain how to file online on the official settlement website or mail a PDF claim form to the administrator |
| Coverage | Open class action settlements, with eligibility, deadline and proof details | Settlement and data breach pages, investigations, case-status pages and a claim deadline calendar |
| Cost | Paid subscription; see the site for current terms | Says it is “completely free to use” |
Why choose Claim?
- Settlements that may apply to you. Instead of reading every listing, you see open settlements you may qualify for.
- Plain-language settlement pages. Each one explains who may qualify, the deadline and whether proof is required.
- 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.
- Clear about what it is. Claim works in any browser at claimmoney.com, and it is not a law firm and doesn’t pretend to be one.
See which open class action settlements you may qualify for.
Get startedAre Claim and Claim Depot the same company?
No. Claim (claimmoney.com) and Claim Depot are unrelated. If you get an email or account notice and aren’t sure which service sent it, check the sender’s domain. Claim’s website is claimmoney.com. Claim emails come from claimmoney.com or tryclaim.app.
Frequently asked questions
Is Claim an alternative to Claim Depot?
Yes. Claim Depot is a directory you browse. Claim shows open settlements you may qualify for and, for some settlements, fills in the claim form and submits it in your name.
Is Claim Depot part of Claim?
No. They are separate, unrelated companies. Claim’s website is claimmoney.com. Claim emails come from claimmoney.com or tryclaim.app.
Who decides if my claim gets paid?
The settlement administrator. It reviews each claim and decides whether it is approved and how much it pays.