What is Class Action App?

Class Action App (classaction.app) is a guided settlement-matching tool built by Mitena Partners, a member of the CCC (Chicago Clearing Corporation) family of companies. It asks about two minutes of plain-English questions, matches you against verified open class action settlements, and links you to the official court-appointed administrator to file. It is not a law firm.

How much does Class Action App cost?

Checking your matches on Class Action App is free. If you choose to file through Class Action App, the fee is 15% of your actual recovery — nothing up front, and nothing if you recover nothing. You can always file on your own for free: official settlement administrators never charge to file a claim.

How do I know if I qualify for a class action settlement?

You qualify if you fit the settlement's class definition — usually owning a product, using a service, or making a purchase during a specific time window. Class Action App checks your answers against the court-approved eligibility rules of each settlement it tracks, then shows which ones you likely qualify for and what proof, if any, is required.

Is Class Action App legitimate?

Class Action App is built by Mitena Partners, a CCC (Chicago Clearing Corporation) family company. Every settlement it lists is verified against the court record and the official administrator's website, and every match links to both so you can confirm independently. A reliable rule of thumb: real settlements never charge you to file a claim.

Do I need a lawyer to file a class action claim?

No. Class members file claim forms directly with the court-appointed settlement administrator, and administrators never charge to file. Class Action App is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice — consult a licensed attorney for legal questions about your specific situation.

How long does it take to get paid from a class action settlement?

Payment timing is set by courts and claims administrators, and money generally moves only after final approval and any appeals are resolved — typically months, sometimes years. For example, the Toyota airbag control unit settlement was approved in November 2023, its last appeal was dismissed in December 2025, and payments are now rolling out.

Which class action settlements are open right now?

As of August 12, 2026, Class Action App tracks six verified open settlements: the Mercedes-Benz diesel emissions payment ($2,000 per vehicle, deadline September 30, 2026), the Flo period tracker privacy settlement ($59.5 million fund, deadline October 15, 2026), the Home buyer broker commission settlement ($120.3 million fund, deadline October 27, 2026), the Whirlpool refrigerator wire harness settlement (deadline November 2, 2026), the Kroger prescription insurance settlement ($17 million fund, deadline December 21, 2026), the Toyota airbag control unit settlement ($78.5 million fund, claims open into 2028). The Mercedes-Benz payment is a state attorneys-general settlement rather than a class action — it has the same free claim process and is verified the same way.

Find Class Action Settlements and Verify Settlement Notices

Class Action App is a free guided tool for finding verified open class action settlements and checking whether a class action settlement notice is legitimate. It explains eligibility, deadlines, and official filing links in plain English.

To verify a notice, compare the lawsuit, court, administrator, and deadline with independent court records. Real settlement administrators do not charge an upfront fee to file a claim.

How does Class Action App work?

Answer plain-English questions about products and services you used.
Review possible matches against court-approved eligibility rules.
Read the deadline, proof requirements, and payout information.
File for free with the official settlement administrator.