Claim Finder

Class action settlement statistics

As of August 24, 2026, 33 class action settlements are accepting claims in the United States. Of those, 7 require no proof of purchase, and 13 have a claim deadline within 30 days. Claim Finder tracks 120 settlements in total across 7 claims administrators, and re-checks each one against its official website daily.

What the payouts look like

Most settlements do not publish a per person figure at all: the amount depends on how many valid claims arrive. Of the 33 open settlements, 2 publish a maximum per claimant. Adding those maximums together gives $64 in potential payments to a single person who qualified for every one of them, and the largest single published maximum is $54. Treat those as ceilings rather than expectations.

Proof of purchase

Requiring a receipt is the single biggest barrier to claiming. 7 of 33 open settlements need no documentation, 0 do require it, and the rest do not state it clearly enough to classify. If you have ten minutes and no paperwork, the no proof required list is where to start.

Deadlines

The next claim deadline falls on September 20, 2026. 13 settlements close within 30 days.

Newest additions

0 settlements were added in the last 7 days and 120 in the last 30.

Using this data

These numbers are compiled by Claim Finder from claims administrator websites and federal court dockets, and are recalculated hourly. A machine readable version lives at /stats.json. You are welcome to quote or chart any of it with a link back to this page.

Method, in short: we read each administrator's own case list, fetch each settlement website, and extract the deadline, payout, eligibility, and proof requirement from the page text. Court dockets supply settlements that have been preliminarily approved but have no claim website yet. Nothing here is copied from another directory.

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