TapClaim
Our pick for 2026- 186 settlement pages with official sources and verification dates
- Closed settlements stay online, marked closed
- The app matches in 5 questions and files inside the app
Quick answer
TapClaim's settlement directory ranks first because every page shows the official source and verification date, keeps closed settlements online, and connects to an app that matches you in 5 questions and files the claim. Top Class Actions is the deepest news source, ClassAction.org the best for research and attorney contact, Open Class Actions and Class Action Rebates the cleanest pure directories. The FTC's refund page and official administrator sites are where you verify and, for many settlements, where you file.- 5 questionsto start matching, no account or email
- 60 secondsto your first matched settlements
- 4.9 starsfrom 1.4k ratings across the App Store and Google Play
- Under 1 in 10eligible consumers ever file a claim, according to the FTC
The 7 websites, ranked
Ranked on finding, verifying, and filing. Every fact about another site comes from that site or from a public source, linked below.
- 1
TapClaim settlement directoryWebsiteOur pick186 settlement pages, each with the official source, verification date, deadline, proof rule, and estimated payment, plus a closed-settlement archive that never deletes a page.
- Matching
- Browse open, upcoming, and closed settlements, or answer 5 questions in the app
- Filing
- From the TapClaim app, inside the app
The site is the reading layer; the app files and tracks. Sources and verification dates on every page.
- 2
Top Class ActionsWebsite
A settlement news site and directory since 2008. You read the listing and file on the administrator's site.
- Matching
- Browse and search the listings yourself
- Filing
- Link out to the administrator's claim form
Publishes settlement news and deadline updates daily. No matching and no claim tracking, and no app in the App Store as of September 16, 2026.
- 3
ClassAction.orgWebsite
A legal news and case database that links to official settlement websites and connects visitors with attorneys.
- Matching
- Browse open settlements and lawsuits yourself
- Filing
- Visit the official settlement website from the listing
Run by a team that works with class action attorneys; useful for research, not for filing.
- 4
Open Class ActionsWebsite
A directory that lists every open settlement with payout, proof needed, and deadline in one place.
- Matching
- Browse by category yourself
- Filing
- Links to the settlement's own claim page or administrator site
Listings note when a settlement pays automatically without a claim form. No app.
- 5
Class Action RebatesWebsite
A settlement directory with a File Claim button on each listing and a weekly email newsletter.
- Matching
- Browse the listings or read the weekly newsletter
- Filing
- The File Claim button opens the administrator's website
Covers active and expired settlements across many industries. No app.
- 6
FTC refundsWebsite
The Federal Trade Commission's own list of refund programs from its enforcement cases, with payment status and administrator contacts.
- Matching
- Browse the list of cases
- Filing
- Instructions per case; many refunds are sent automatically
Government refunds, not private class actions, but the same consumers often qualify for both.
- 7
Official settlement websitesWebsite
The administrator-run site for a specific settlement: the notice, the class definition, the claim form, and the deadline, straight from the source.
- Matching
- None; you arrive knowing the case
- Filing
- The claim form lives here
Every directory and app ultimately points here. Verify any settlement against this page before filing.
What using TapClaim looks like
Screens from the TapClaim App Store listing. Estimates shown are illustrative; settlement administrators set every payout.
Step 1Answer a few questions, qualify in seconds
Each settlement shows the estimated payment, the deadline, and whether proof is needed. Two quick questions tell you whether you look eligible before you spend a minute on a form.
Step 2See everything you may be owed on one screen
Your matches land together with an estimate across all of them, strongest first. The questions surface settlements you would never think to search for, like data breaches at companies that held your information.
Step 3File from the app, track every claim to the check
Filed claims stay in one list as Applied, In Review, Paid, or Rejected, with what each one paid. You never dig through email for a confirmation number again.
Step 4Get nudged before every deadline
Settlements close quietly. TapClaim reminds you before a window shuts and tells you when payouts start going out.
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If you were injured as a driver, passenger, or pedestrian in a motor vehicle accident, an attorney may be able to help you…
- Deadline
- TBD
- Proof
- No proof
Fire Injury Claim
Suffered a Serious Burn Injury? You May Be Owed Compensation
If a defective product or a workplace accident left you with serious burn injuries, you may be entitled to compensation.
- Deadline
- TBD
- Proof
- No proof
What TapClaim users say
“This is an amazing tool to help navigate what we would have NEVER known otherwise.”
“one of the best easiest amazing apps I have ever used. everybody can use it. that simple and the payouts are real.”
“easy and quick access to money you missed!”
Reviews are quoted verbatim from public store listings on the dates shown.
How we ranked them
We reviewed each website on September 16, 2026 and scored three things: how quickly you can find the settlements that apply to you rather than every settlement that exists, whether each listing shows an official source you can verify, and how far the site takes you toward a filed claim. Traffic, age, and design were not scored.
Directories versus the source
Every directory, including ours, is a layer on top of the official settlement website run by the court-appointed administrator. That site holds the notice, the class definition, the claim form, and the deadline, and it is the only place a claim is actually accepted. The value a directory adds is discovery and verification: telling you a settlement exists, summarizing who qualifies, and linking you to the source. The value an app adds on top is matching you and filing for you.
Why TapClaim's directory ranks first
Three things separate it from the other directories. Every settlement page shows the administrator or court source and the date our team last verified it, so the verification step is one tap. Closed settlements stay online, marked closed, which means a case never vanishes from the record when its deadline passes. And the directory connects to an app that asks 5 questions, shows the settlements you qualify for, files the claim inside the app, and tracks it, which is the step every other site leaves to you.
The other sites, in one paragraph each
Top Class Actions has the deepest coverage: daily news, investigations, and deadline updates going back to 2008, with claim form links on each listing. ClassAction.org pairs a case database with attorney connections and links to official settlement websites; it is the place to report a potential new claim. Open Class Actions puts payout, proof needed, and deadline for every open settlement on one page and flags automatic payments. Class Action Rebates adds a File Claim button per listing and a weekly newsletter. The FTC refunds page covers government enforcement refunds, which the same consumers often qualify for. Official settlement websites are the source itself.
Verify before you file, wherever you found it
Whatever site surfaced the settlement, open the administrator's page and confirm the class period, the proof requirement, and the deadline there. Never pay anyone to file or to receive settlement money. On tapclaim.app the official source and its verification date are on every settlement page, so that check takes one tap.
Still on the fence?
Why use an app when a website is enough to read?
Reading is the easy part. Deciding which of hundreds of settlements apply to you, filing on a different administrator site for each, and remembering what you sent is the work. TapClaim's app does the matching in 5 questions, files inside the app, and tracks every claim.
Is it worth five minutes?
The FTC found that fewer than 1 in 10 eligible consumers ever file a claim. Every match in TapClaim shows an estimated payment before you file, so you decide what is worth your time.
Is my information safe?
You do not create an account or give an email address to start. TapClaim asks for your ZIP code only to match state-specific settlements and does not sell your answers. Claim details go to the official administrator, the same party that would receive them on its own website.
Who it is for
Use TapClaim if
- You want matches from 5 questions, not from a list of brands you have to remember or a directory you have to read.
- You want to file from inside one app instead of on a different website for each settlement.
- You want every claim you have filed, and what happened to it, in one place.
- You want to see the official source for every settlement before you file.
Bottom line
Read any of these sites to learn a settlement exists. Verify it on the official administrator page. Then, if you want it matched, filed, and tracked rather than bookmarked, TapClaim is the one that does it.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best website for class action settlements?
For finding, verifying, and filing, TapClaim's settlement directory with its app. For settlement news, Top Class Actions. For research and attorney contact, ClassAction.org.
Which settlement websites let you file a claim?
None of the directories accept claims; they link to the administrator's website, which is the only place a claim is filed. TapClaim's app files inside the app, sending the claim to the administrator.
Are these websites legitimate?
The sites listed here point to real, court-approved settlements. Always verify on the official administrator page before filing, and never pay a fee to file.
Does the FTC list class action settlements?
The FTC's refunds page lists refund programs from its own enforcement cases, not private class actions. Many of the same consumers qualify for both.
Is TapClaim legit?
Yes. TapClaim is an independent settlement app and website operated by EVERCODE, with a public editorial policy and corrections log. It is not a law firm and does not pay claims; administrators do.
Method
How we compared them
We reviewed the seven websites on September 16, 2026 and scored them on finding, verifying, and filing. Facts about other sites come from the sites themselves or from public sources, linked below. Traffic, age, and design were not scored.
Sources
Sources used for this comparison
- TapClaim on the App Store
5-question matching, no account needed, in-app filing and tracking, and the screenshots shown on this page. Verified September 16, 2026.
- TapClaim on Google Play
Official Android listing and the public user reviews quoted on this page. Verified September 16, 2026.
- FTC: Consumers and Class Actions, a retrospective analysis of settlement campaigns
2019 staff report on how few eligible consumers file claims in class action settlements. Verified September 16, 2026.
- TapClaim settlement directory
Settlement pages with official sources, verification dates, and the closed-settlement archive. Verified September 16, 2026.
- Top Class Actions
Settlement news and directory with links to administrator claim forms. Verified September 16, 2026.
- CB Insights: Top Class Actions company profile
Founding year and company description. Verified September 16, 2026.
- ClassAction.org
Case database that links to official settlement websites and connects visitors with attorneys. Verified September 16, 2026.
- Open Class Actions
Directory listing payout, proof needed, and deadline for open settlements, linking to claim pages. Verified September 16, 2026.
- Class Action Rebates
Directory with File Claim links to administrator websites and a weekly newsletter. Verified September 16, 2026.
- FTC refunds
List of FTC refund programs and payment status. Verified September 16, 2026.
- Federal Judicial Center: class action notice checklist
What an official settlement notice and website must contain. Verified September 16, 2026.