Free during beta. We may introduce a fee later.
ClaimMatch is a free claim assistant. You file on the official settlement site, and if your claim is paid, the money goes straight to you.
Free for you
- Browsing settlements that are open for claims
- Your ClaimMatch account
- Keeping track of the claims you file
What we never do
- Handle your settlement money
- File a claim for you
- Charge you to file a claim
Questions about cost
Does ClaimMatch cost anything?
ClaimMatch is free during beta. We don’t charge you to browse settlements, create an account or keep track of your claims. We may introduce a fee later. We’ll tell you before it applies, and you’ll see the price before you use anything paid.
Do you handle my settlement money?
No. We never handle settlement payments. If your claim is paid, the settlement administrator pays you directly.
Do I have to pay to file a claim?
No. You file on the official settlement website, and you should never have to pay to file a settlement claim. If someone asks you for a fee to get settlement money, be careful.
How does ClaimMatch make money?
ClaimMatch is free during beta. We don’t run ads or sell paid plans today, and we do not sell your personal information. We may introduce a fee later. We’ll tell you before it applies, and you’ll see the price before you use anything paid.
See what’s open now
Browse settlements that are open for claims, or create a free account to keep track of the claims you file.
- Free during beta
- We never handle settlement payments
- You file on the official site
- Not a law firm
ClaimMatch is a free claim assistant, not a law firm. The information on this website is general information, not legal advice. Using this website or contacting us does not create an attorney-client relationship. ClaimMatch does not file, submit or sign claims for anyone, and it never receives or handles settlement payments. Settlement listings come from third-party sources and may be incomplete or out of date. The official settlement notice and website are the final word on deadlines, who qualifies and payments, so check them before you act. We make no promise that the information here is complete, accurate or current, or that you will receive any payment. Settlement payments may be reduced by fees and costs the court approves, such as attorneys' fees. Links to other websites are provided for convenience and do not mean we endorse them.