Finding the freshest settlement
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Settlement Owl searches public settlement sources around the clock, filters out the noise, and shows you claims that may actually fit you.
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Settlement trackers, administrators and public sources are checked every 15 minutes.
Proof rules, deadlines, payouts and duplicates are organized in plain English.
Use your state, brands and optional purchase data to narrow the list.
Settlement Owl sends you to the official claim administrator. Never a cut.
We’ll rank the rest. Your answers stay in your browser unless you choose to sign up for alerts. Brands below are pulled live from the open settlements.
Export a CSV from your bank, credit card, Amazon (Orders → Download order reports) or Apple Card. Merchants and dates are read in your browser, matched to settlements and their class periods, and the purchase that may be your proof is called out. Nothing is uploaded.
Search, filter, and explore every open settlement the engine has found. Every card links to the official administrator and shows where it was seen.
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Court dockets where a class settlement was just filed, law-firm investigations looking for affected people, and settlement news the trackers haven’t listed yet.
Settlements that have been filed with a court but aren’t open for claims yet.
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Keep deadlines, claim status and reminders in one place. The official administrator still controls the claim and payment.
Members follow the channels that fit them, get instant or daily digests, and compare notes on which claims actually pay.
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Every 15 minutes the engine reads settlement trackers, administrator listings and public agency sources, extracts deadlines and proof rules, and merges duplicates.
Answer a few questions — or use the browser-only CSV matcher — and rank open settlements against what applies to you, with plain-English reasons.
Review the official notice, file with the official administrator, then track the claim and deadline here. Settlement Owl never takes a cut.
Get an email only when a newly discovered settlement matches what you’ve told us. Unsubscribe any time.
Search official government databases directly. Never pay a finder just to search public unclaimed-property records.
MissingMoney.com — the official multi-state search endorsed by the state unclaimed-property administrators.
Official state treasurer directories. Some states aren’t on MissingMoney, so check both.
FTC refund programs are paid directly — no claim app needed. They’re also indexed here under Government Refunds.
Settlement Owl is a discovery and organization tool — not a law firm or claims administrator.
Yes, completely. Settlement Owl is open source and self-hosted. Settlement payments come from the defendant through the official claims administrator — never through us, and we never charge a fee or take a percentage. An optional membership unlocks the Hub, alerts and reminders.
No. Settlement Owl discovers settlements, tells you if you likely qualify, and links you to the official claim form. You file directly with the administrator, which keeps your personal information out of any middleman's hands.
Some settlements only require you to attest under penalty of perjury that you're a class member — no receipts. Others require a Claim ID from the notice you were mailed, or documentation of purchases or losses. Settlement Owl labels each one; it is not a promise that every user qualifies. Always read the official notice.
Public settlement trackers (Top Class Actions, ClassAction.org, OpenClassActions, Claim Depot), FTC refund programs, settlement administrator sites and court dockets. Every settlement shows which sources it was seen on. Figures are extracted automatically and can contain errors — confirm on the official site before filing.
No. Settlement Owl is a discovery and aggregation tool, not a law firm. Eligibility is decided solely by each settlement's official class definition. Filing a claim you're not eligible for is fraud and harms real class members.