Register and we check your email for known data breaches, then tell you how many of the 22 open settlements we track you likely qualify for — no cost to find out. Several pay up to $5,000 per person (with documented losses).
$22/year unlocks the details: exactly which ones, the deadline, the payout, the real attorney handling each case, the direct link to file, and an AI Filing Assistant that walks you through it. We're not an intermediary — we never touch your settlement money or take a cut.
*Real figure from our tracked settlement data — payout amounts vary by case and require documented losses; see each case's real terms after registering.
Register once — we'll remember your matches and you can update what you've used anytime.
Most people are already owed something and don't know it — here's what that usually looks like.
Companies send these constantly, and most people delete them without ever checking whether there's real money attached.
Xfinity, Equinox, MCNA Dental, FinWise Bank, and more — ordinary services a lot of people have actually used.
But didn't know where to check, or didn't have time to dig through legal notices and court filings yourself.
Class action claim windows close quietly — and once they're gone, they're gone for good.
We track open class action lawsuits and settlements, and match them to the companies and services you've actually used.
Create your account, then we check your email against known public data breaches via Have I Been Pwned, and you pick the companies, banks, and providers you've used.
We tell you the number of open lawsuits or settlements that match what you've used, saved to your account. Seeing that count doesn't require payment — accessing your claim data behind it does.
The $22/year plan reveals exactly which cases matched, the deadline, the estimated payout, the actual attorney (class counsel) representing each one, and the direct link to file — plus an AI Filing Assistant that walks you through actually filing, step by step, and ongoing monitoring that emails you if a new match shows up, a new breach turns up, or a deadline is coming. We never file on your behalf or take a cut of what you get back.
Tell us in your own words — we'll only show you what actually applies, out of the settlements we track. We don't track every company, so being honest here means you may not always get a match.
You don't need to already know about a lawsuit — that's what we're here to find out. Just tell us the real-world companies, banks, employers, gyms, or healthcare providers you've had a relationship with, in plain language, and we'll check them against the 22 settlements we track.
Not sure what to type, or don't remember offhand? Skip straight to browsing the full list of 22 companies below and just tick any you recognize — no typing needed.
Tick any company, bank, employer, gym, or provider you recognize below — you don't need to know anything about the lawsuit itself. You can always come back and add more later.
How many open class actions and settlements are tied to what you selected. Your claim data — which ones, the deadlines, and how to actually claim — is $22/year.
We're not an intermediary — we never touch your settlement money and never take a cut. The $22/year is a flat annual subscription for full case details, attorney lookup, and hands-on, step-by-step filing help.
ClaimRadar is an information and referral service. We are not a law firm, we do not provide legal advice, and using ClaimRadar does not create an attorney-client relationship with ClaimRadar itself.
The "attorney of record" shown for a matched case is the real, publicly-listed class counsel appointed by the court for that specific lawsuit or settlement — not a referral partner of ours, and not something we select, vet, or get paid by. Seeing it, along with which specific cases you matched, each one's deadline and estimated payout, and the direct link to file, is part of the $22/year plan (that's what the subscription is for). We don't gate any of this because the information itself is exclusive — it's public record — but because finding it, matching it to you, and keeping it current is the work the subscription funds. Where a firm hasn't been publicly named yet for a case, we say so rather than guessing.
The breach check runs your submitted email against Have I Been Pwned's public breach database in real time — we don't store the detailed results ourselves. Registering shows you how many known breaches turned up; which ones they are, what was exposed, and when is part of the $22/year plan, the same as settlement match details. That database and ClaimRadar's list of 22 tracked open settlements are two separate, independently-sourced things; a hit in one doesn't automatically mean you qualify for the other, and we say so rather than implying a match that isn't confirmed.
Lawsuit and settlement information is compiled from public settlement-administrator and court records and is provided for informational purposes. Deadlines, eligibility, and payout amounts are estimates set by each settlement administrator and can change — always confirm details on the official settlement website before filing.
When a real breach check turns up a company outside our 22 hand-verified settlements, ClaimRadar automatically searches the web for a real, current lawsuit, settlement, or law-firm investigation involving it. This is a different, less certain tier of information than our curated 22: it's found and summarized automatically, not independently checked by us ahead of time, and every result says so, links its real sources, and should be confirmed on the official page before you rely on it. We built it to always check any stated deadline against today's date rather than show something as an open opportunity once its window has already closed.
We don't guarantee you'll be eligible for any settlement, that your claim will be approved, or any specific payout amount.
ClaimRadar never files a claim on your behalf, never touches or holds any settlement payment, and never takes a percentage or cut of what you recover. The $22/year plan is a flat subscription price for full case details, attorney lookup, and step-by-step filing guidance — you submit your own claim, directly with the settlement administrator, on the official site. Billing is handled by Stripe; you can cancel anytime.
We have no referral relationship or verified intake channel with any law firm listed on ClaimRadar, so we never send your name, email, or any other information to a firm on your behalf. On the $22/year plan we draft a message with your details for you to review, and link you to that firm's own website — you decide if and how to send it, and your information only goes where you choose to send it yourself.
Subscribers are checked daily on three things: a new match among our 22 tracked settlements, a new breach turning up in Have I Been Pwned's public database for your own email, or a matched case's filing deadline coming within 14 days. If any of those happen, we email you — and only then, we don't send routine check-in emails. The daily breach re-check covers the same Have I Been Pwned database as the real-time check you can run yourself; it doesn't extend to the live web-search results for lawsuits tied to other breaches (those are looked up in the moment, not something we keep watching for you on a schedule). Every alert email includes a one-click unsubscribe link that turns off future alerts without affecting your account or subscription.
Registering doesn't require a password — that's still enough on its own to see your matches. You can optionally set a password on your account page for a second way in, protected by a one-time code emailed to you (2FA) every time it's used; magic-link email sign-in keeps working either way. We never sell your information.
No. ClaimRadar is an information and referral service, not a law firm. Using ClaimRadar does not create an attorney-client relationship with ClaimRadar itself, and we don't provide legal advice.
Registering and running a real breach check don't require payment, and neither does seeing how many open settlements you likely match. Accessing your claim data — which specific cases matched, the deadline, the estimated payout, the real attorney handling each one, and the direct link to file — is $22/year, plus an AI Filing Assistant and ongoing monitoring that emails you when a new match appears, a new breach turns up for your email, or a deadline is coming up.
No. ClaimRadar never files a claim on your behalf, never touches or holds any settlement payment, and never takes a percentage or cut of what you recover. The $22/year is a flat subscription price, not a fee on your payout.
ClaimRadar tracks 22 hand-verified open class action and data breach settlements sourced from public settlement-administrator and court records, and automatically searches the live web for real, current lawsuits or investigations beyond that list. See the full list of settlements we're tracking.
Registration doesn't use a password unless you choose to set one — see below. We never sell your information, and we have no referral relationship with any law firm listed on ClaimRadar, so we never send your name or email to a firm without you choosing to send it yourself.
Your account unlocks immediately: exactly which known data breaches turned up for your email (and what was exposed), exactly which of your matches are real settlements, each one's deadline and estimated payout, the real attorney of record, and a direct link to file on the official settlement site. You also get the AI Filing Assistant and ongoing monitoring for a full year from the day you subscribe.
Yes. You can cancel from your account page or the Stripe billing portal at any time, which stops future renewals. Canceling doesn't retroactively refund the current billing period unless required by law.
When a breach check turns up a company outside our curated 22, ClaimRadar automatically searches the live web for a real, current lawsuit, settlement, or law-firm investigation involving it. That result is a different, less certain tier of information — it links its real sources and should be confirmed on the official page before you rely on it.
No. ClaimRadar has no referral relationship, partnership, or payment arrangement with any company, settlement administrator, or law firm shown on the site. We're purely an information and matching service.
You can absolutely do that — settlement information is public record. ClaimRadar's value is doing the checking and matching for you: a real breach check, 22 cases verified up front, live search for more, everything matched to what you've actually used, the real attorney already looked up, and ongoing monitoring so you don't have to keep coming back to re-check it yourself.