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Owed vs ClaimHunt

ClaimHunt and Owed work in a similar way: both match you with class action settlements, send you to the official claim form, track what you submit and leave the filing to you. The differences are price structure, refund windows and where they run: ClaimHunt is an iPhone and Android app, and Owed is a web app. Here's how they compare as of October 2026.

TL;DR

Pick ClaimHunt if you want an iPhone or Android app, a 30-day refund window on web purchases, or a lowest listed annual price of $39.99. Pick Owed if you want one plan at one price and a free settlements directory you can browse before paying.

Feature comparison

We make Owed, so check the ClaimHunt column against their site too. Facts as of October 2026.

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Owed
ClaimHunt
Price$2 first week, then $49/yrApp Store: $8.99/wk to $199.99 lifetime
Free trial / intro offer$2 for 7 days; cancel before they end to skip $49No web trial at launch; intro offers may convert
Takes a cut of payouts
its listing says no cut of payouts
Files claims for you
Terms say it doesn't submit claims
Personal matching
short quiz

consumer history; optional read-only Gmail
Claim tracking
submitted → approved → paid

claims tracker
Refund / money-back policy14-day money-back guarantee30 days on web purchases; stores handle theirs
iPhone appWeb app only (no App Store app yet)
Android appWeb app only (no Google Play app yet)
Company behind itOwedPushApps LTD (Cyprus, no. HE470294)

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Strengths

  • One plan, one price: $2 for the first week, then $49 per year
  • Free settlements directory you can browse without an account
  • Every listed case is checked against the official settlement site first
  • Works in any phone or desktop browser; nothing to install

Weaknesses

  • Web app only: no App Store or Google Play app yet
  • 14-day refund window, shorter than ClaimHunt's 30 days on web purchases
  • New company with no public ratings yet
  • You still submit every claim yourself on the official form

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Strengths

  • Apps on iPhone and Android, rated 4.8 on both stores
  • 30-day full refund window on web purchases
  • Lowest listed annual plan is $39.99; one-time lifetime plan at $199.99
  • Clear about its role: not a law firm, doesn't submit claims for you
  • Frequent updates: version 1.24 on October 12, 2026

Weaknesses

  • Subscription-first; the $8.99 weekly plan adds up to about $467 a year
  • 36 of the 50 latest written App Store reviews are one-star
  • Same plan names at different prices on its App Store listing
  • No street address or phone found; arbitration clause with a 30-day opt-out
  • Five reviewers say it asked for a rating before they'd used it

ClaimHunt, as we found it

Screenshots of public pages, captured October 18, 2026.

ClaimHunt App Store listing showing a 4.8 rating from 2.9K ratings, free with in-app purchases, Finance category
Source: apps.apple.com, captured Oct 18, 2026
ClaimHunt refund policy page describing a 30-day money-back guarantee for eligible web purchases
Source: claimhunt.app/refund-policy.html, captured Oct 18, 2026

Our verdict

ClaimHunt and Owed are closer than most pairs: both find settlements, track what you submit, take no cut of payouts and leave the filing to you. As of October 2026, ClaimHunt has advantages Owed can't match yet: apps on iPhone and Android rated 4.8 on both stores, a 30-day refund window on web purchases, and a lowest listed annual App Store price of $39.99, plus a one-time lifetime plan. If you want an app, ClaimHunt wins.

Owed's case is simplicity and seeing before you pay. ClaimHunt's App Store listing shows ten plans, some with the same name at different prices, and several recent written reviews say it asked for money before showing whether they qualified. Owed has one plan: Owed Pro is $2 for the first week, then $49 per year — one flat membership. Owed never takes a percentage of any payout, and its settlements directory is free to browse without an account. We built Owed, so weigh that accordingly. With either one, filing on the administrator's site is free.

Sources for the ClaimHunt facts

The Owed team

We build Owed and we write this site, so read it knowing that. We check every settlement on its official website before listing it, and we’ll tell you when you don’t need us. Corrections and questions: support@claimowedmoney.com.

Owed vs ClaimHunt: questions

Is ClaimHunt better than Owed?

If you want a phone app, yes: ClaimHunt is on iPhone and Android, and Owed is web-only for now. Both leave the filing to you and take no cut of payouts. Owed has one plan at one price and a free directory you can browse first. We built Owed, so weigh our answer accordingly.

Which is cheaper, ClaimHunt or Owed?

It depends on the plan. As of October 2026, ClaimHunt's App Store listing shows annual plans at $39.99 and $49.99, weekly plans from $8.99 and a $199.99 lifetime plan. Owed Pro is $2 for the first week, then $49 per year — one flat membership. Owed never takes a percentage of any payout.

Does ClaimHunt or Owed file claims for me?

No. ClaimHunt's Terms say it does not submit claims on your behalf, and Owed members submit every claim themselves. You file on the administrator's official site, and filing there is always free.