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Free “am I owed money?” checkers

Deposits kept, refunds clawed back, claims denied, wages unpaid. Companies count on you not knowing the deadline or the process. These checkers compute what you're owed and the exact window you have to claim it.

Almost everything on this shelf runs on a deadline somebody hopes you never look up. Find your situation, run the checker, and note the date it gives you before anything else — the letters and the phone calls can wait a day, the deadline can't. Where a claim window is set by a court or a statute, the checker says so plainly.

GetMyDepositBackdepositbackkit.com

Your landlord kept your security deposit?

Checks your state's return deadline and deduction rules, then builds the demand that gets deposits returned.

Every state gives landlords a hard deadline to return a deposit or itemize deductions — and keeping the money past it can cost them multiples in penalties. The checker works out your state's deadline and where your landlord stands against it; the kit carries the demand letter and the small-claims path if they ignore it.

Free checker$19 kitRun it free →
AirClaimKitairclaimkit.com

Does the airline owe you for that delay or cancellation?

Computes what the rules say you're owed for your exact disruption — before you file anything.

Flight compensation depends on the route, the cause and the delay length, and airlines count on passengers accepting a voucher and going away. AirClaimKit computes the cash figure your flight actually qualifies for under EU and US rules, so you file for the right amount the first time.

Free checker$29 kitRun it free →
RefundGonerefundgone.com

Amazon kept your refund after a return?

Decodes where a missing or clawed-back refund went — and the exact recovery steps, including the settlement deadlines that still apply.

Returned the item, watched the refund land — then it vanished again. Amazon's lost and clawed-back refunds are documented in court filings, and individual buyers have recovered hundreds of millions by pushing through the right doors. RefundGone maps which door fits your case, including the class-settlement claim window that closes December 1, 2026.

Free decoder$39 kitRun it free →
MoneyLeftBehindgetmoneyleftbehind.com

Is there estate money with your family's name on it?

Walks the heir-claim document chain — who can claim unclaimed estate money, what proof, in what order.

When someone dies, money they were owed doesn't vanish — it sits in estates and state hands waiting for the right heir with the right paperwork. MoneyLeftBehind is not a search engine; it's the claim itself: the document chain, the order to file it in, and the proof each office actually asks for.

Free guide$39 kitRun it free →
Pay My Invoicepaymemyinvoice.com

A client won't pay — when does your lien right expire?

Gives your state's mechanics-lien deadline and notice rules from a statute-sourced table — the dates contractors lose by waiting.

Contractors wait an average of 96 days to get paid, and a mechanics lien — their strongest lever — dies on a state deadline most of them never look up. Pay My Invoice publishes the deadline and notice table in plain English, with honest flags where a state's law is genuinely unclear, and the notice pack that preserves your rights.

Free deadline table$49 packRun it free →
DepreciationDecodeddepreciationdecoded.com

Your insurer held back depreciation on your claim?

Computes your recoverable-depreciation deadline and the steps that release the holdback before it expires.

On a replacement-cost policy, the insurer pays part of your claim now and holds the depreciation until you prove the work is done — commonly inside a 180-day window. Miss it and the held-back money is gone for good. DepreciationDecoded computes your exact deadline from your claim dates and walks the release process in order.

Free checker$39 kitRun it free →
PhoneClaimDecodedphoneclaimdecoded.com

Phone insurance denied your claim?

Decodes the denial reason on your device claim and maps the appeal that fits that reason.

Device-protection claims get denied in coded language — water damage exclusions, “mechanical breakdown” reclassifications, paperwork gaps. PhoneClaimDecoded translates the denial into what actually failed and the appeal route that answers it, instead of the generic re-file the carrier suggests.

Free decoder$39 kitRun it free →
PartsWarrantyDecodedpartswarrantydecoded.com

Auto parts warranty claim denied?

Decodes why the parts warranty claim failed and what documentation reopens it.

Parts warranties fail on paperwork more than on parts — install records, core returns, labor exclusions buried in the fine print. PartsWarrantyDecoded reads the denial against the warranty's real terms and shows the documentation that gets claims reopened.

Free decoder$39 kitRun it free →

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