Settlement Finder - Collect

Settlement Finder - Collect

Class Action Settlement Claims

1.7K ratings
39 reviews
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 20, 2025
  • July 6, 2026

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About

Easily find and claim money from class action settlements you're entitled to. This app simplifies the process of filing claims for major brand settlements, helping you collect unclaimed funds without legal jargon.

Find open class action settlements
See estimated payouts
Know if proof is required
Track pending claims
Get notified of new settlements
File claims in minutes
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What's New in Settlement Finder

2.6.2

July 6, 2026

Bug fixes.

Subscription plans

Yearly Subscription

Full Access. Billed yearly.

$29.991 Year
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Charts

Top Grossing

📊 26

Finance

The app has maintained its position at 26 recently.

Last updated on July 20, 2026.

Top Free

📉 112-2

Finance

This app dropped -2 positions in Finance chart.

Last updated on July 20, 2026.

User reviews

Subscription required to access the app

The only way to use is too pay a subscription to use it

waste of money

don’t buy it if you’re in any other country except THE US!!! waste of money

Can’t pay the subscription

I keep trying to pay the subscription in order to use the app but when I press annual nothing happens. Tried it on a friends android and work fine Apple not so much.

Copied Settlemate

This app literally ripped off Settlemate I wanted to see if it was cheaper but they are just scammers

Response from developer

Helping people find class-action settlements isn't something any one app owns, and we'd rather win you over on how Collect works than argue about who came first. On "scammers": every settlement in the app links to the official, court-appointed administrator, so you can verify each one independently — and you file there yourself, for free, with Collect taking 0% of any payout. That's the opposite of a scam, and all of it is checkable. Genuinely happy to answer questions at collect@ferrixlabs.com. — The Collect Team

Don’t waste ur time

You have to pay to use the app??? They don’t mention that in the advertisements on social media. You probably won’t even earn enough money to compensate for the loss on their subscription 🫩

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FAQ

What does Settlement Finder - Collect do?

Settlement Finder - Collect helps you find and file claims for class action settlements from major brands. It simplifies the process of collecting money you're owed from past lawsuits, making it accessible without needing a lawyer.

How do I find settlements I qualify for?

The app works by asking you which brands you've purchased from. It then matches your purchase history with open settlements you may qualify for, showing you estimated payouts and any required proof before you file.

Is Settlement Finder - Collect free to use?

No, Settlement Finder - Collect requires an active subscription to access all its features. You can choose between a monthly or annual subscription plan, with payments charged to your Apple ID account.

What kind of settlements can I find?

You can find settlements from major brands like Apple, Meta, Google, Amazon, and Visa, among others. The app focuses on identifying large class action payouts that often go unclaimed by consumers.

How are claims submitted and approved?

Claims are submitted through the app to the official court-appointed administrators. These administrators review all claims for accuracy and determine approval, payment amounts, and timing. The app itself is not a law firm.