Most people miss class action settlements not because they’re ineligible or there’s tons of paperwork, but because the process is fragmented, easy to forget, and hard to track.
MoneyPilot exists to change that.
MoneyPilot is a trusted platform to discover, manage, and track class action claims built for people who want clarity, not complexity.
MoneyPilot requires a subscription to access all features. Choose from monthly, quarterly, or 6-month plans. Cancel anytime.
One place for every claim settlement
MoneyPilot helps you find class action settlements you may qualify for, check eligibility quickly, and submit claims directly in the app. Everything stays organized in one place, so nothing slips through the cracks.
1. Discover open and upcoming class action settlements
2. Check eligibility in under 30 seconds, without legal jargon
3. Submit and manage payout claims in just a few minutes
4. Track deadlines and claim status automatically
No spreadsheets. No digging through emails. No guesswork.
Designed for people, not paperwork
MoneyPilot is built for everyday users, not lawyers or professionals. The experience is intentionally simple, with clear steps and timely updates that help you stay informed without having to constantly check.
If you’ve ever wondered whether there’s settlement money or a refund you didn’t know about, MoneyPilot gives you a reliable place to check.
A calmer way to manage claims
MoneyPilot keeps track of your class action claims quietly in the background so you stay informed without constantly checking or worrying about deadlines.
Find Out If You’re Owed Money
Download MoneyPilot to discover class action claims you may qualify for, submit claims in minutes, and track everything in one place.
DISCLAIMER
MoneyPilot assists with discovery, application, and tracking of class action settlement claims.
Eligibility and payout amounts are determined by settlement administrators and courts.
MoneyPilot does not guarantee compensation or outcomes and does not provide legal advice.
Privacy Policy: https://www.moneypilot.com/privacy
Terms of Service: https://www.moneypilot.com/termsSubscription required for full access.
Here’s how it works: you sign up for an auto renew subscription. They lure you in with “discounts” for the first month and then it’s $40 a month after that. They promise to work on your cases, and they do… but it takes weeks or months to get paid from them. All the while you’re paying $40/month. If and when you ever get a settlement you’re just breaking even. Stay away from this place.
Scam- DO NOT SIGN UP
Sweet C Life
This app was advertised on social media, they have very convincing ads, they give you a survey that makes it look incredibly easy to sign up for class action suits you qualify for then they take you to a paywall- once you create a login it requires you to download the app and then you’re required to have a “passkey” to login- nothing was sent to my email and my email/password did not work when I created my account. Now I have $70 charged to my Apple ID- no clue where this charge came from, I did NOT agree to paying this much for anything on this site- for an app that I have no way of signing into, even on browser, it says email not found and then it’s as if I never made an account. I have no way of logging in and being able to cancel anything. I hope someone sees this review before they sign up and avoids the crazy $70 charge to their account for receiving absolutely nothing. Absolutely wild scam!
Filed claims Nothing Yet.
Grtbow
I thought signing up for this service would make filing claims faster. I am still waiting for any payout I used to just search up line for class actions, sign up and sometime in the future I would get a check. It didn’t cost me anything. Now I pay a 1/4ly fee still enter the information am still waiting for any payout. The only good thing about Money Pilot so far is finding the claims is easier than a google search. I’m going to stick with it a little longer to see if i ever receive a payout. If I do and Money Pilot lives up its promise I’ll edit this review. So far not worth the money.
Finally, an Opportunity I Qualify For: Paying MoneyPilot
yansometimes
MoneyPilot is less of a financial app and more of an elaborate practical joke with a subscription attached.The formula is brilliant:Step 1: Show you a buffet of interesting financial opportunities.Step 2: Get you to sign up.Step 3: Reveal that you’re apparently eligible for absolutely nothing.Step 4: Quietly keep the subscription alive until you forget this app ever existed.Step 5: SURPRISE! Attempt to renew it.The irony of an app called “MoneyPilot” using this business model is almost too perfect. I suppose technically they are helping manage your money—by attempting to move some of it from your account to theirs.The opportunities are the bait. The subscription appears to be the product.If there were an opportunity inside MoneyPilot called “Pay MoneyPilot for Access to Things You Can’t Use,” I’d finally qualify for something.One star for successfully teaching me an important lesson about personal finance: check your subscriptions.
Bug fixes and Improvements
Version 3.7
The developer, Bloom Processing LLC, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .
Data Used to Track You
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Data Linked to You
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Contact Info
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The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:
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Information
Seller
BLOOM PROCESSING LLC
Size
154 MB
Category
Finance
Compatibility
Requires iOS 16.4 or later.
iPhone Requires iOS 16.4 or later.
iPad Requires iPadOS 16.4 or later.
Mac Requires macOS 12.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later.
