MoneyPilot
Depends
Confidence: Medium
Fine for US consumers who want automated settlement-claim filing and don't mind a paid app or linking a bank via Plaid.
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MoneyPilot and Settlemate both land on Depends.
Fine for US consumers who want automated settlement-claim filing and don't mind a paid app or linking a bank via Plaid.
Worth it only if you file multiple settlements a year and automated matching saves you real time.
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| Verdict | Depends | Depends |
| Best for | US consumers owed settlement money | Frequent class action filers |
| Who it's not for | Businesses . it is consumer-only | Occasional filers with only one or two claims a year |
| Privacy | No confirmed breach found in reviewed sources; uses Plaid; one unverified Reddit allegation of backend security issues.⁶ | No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed. |
| Support quality | Public refund and billing complaints | Email support only, per store listings |
| Public sentiment | Mixed: some users report receiving settlement money, while others post refund requests, billing complaints, and security concerns.⁴ | Reception is split: some Reddit users confirm it works, while others report scam-like ad campaigns, scam accusations in store reviews, and subscription doubts. |
| Biggest gotcha | Third-party reports of unexpected PayPal charges labeled MoneyPilot⁹ | Subscription fees can exceed individual settlement payouts; direct filing is free |