Class action settlements are one of the easiest ways to get money back for products and services you've already paid for. Every year, companies pay out billions in settlement funds, but most of that money goes unclaimed because people simply don't know about them. We've compiled a list of the best settlements currently open in 2026, ranked by payout potential and ease of filing. Not sure how class action lawsuits work? Start with our beginner guide first.

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Highest-Paying Settlements Open Now

The top 7 class action settlements open right now, ranked by maximum payout. Auto-refreshed weekly from our database — list below reflects active settlements as of July 13, 2026.

Rank Settlement Max payout Deadline Proof?
#1Google Assistant Privacy Settlement$178Aug 27, 2026No proof
#2Cosequin Dog Joint Supplement Settlement$150Jul 21, 2026No proof
#3Derick Dermatology Pixel Settlement$75Jul 21, 2026No proof
#4Circle K Data Incident Settlement$50Sep 3, 2026No proof
#5Disney YouTube TV & DirecTV Stream Settlement$50Sep 8, 2026No proof
#6Nutricost Magnesium Glycinate Settlement$20Aug 7, 2026No proof
#7FitOn VPPA Settlement$10Aug 31, 2026No proof

Each settlement above links to a deep guide with eligibility, filing steps, and payout timeline. Want to see every active deadline chronologically? Visit the class action deadline calendar.

  • File early. Some settlement funds are limited, and early filers may receive higher payouts.
  • Provide proof of purchase when available. Even when it's not required, having a receipt can qualify you for a higher payout tier.
  • Keep your address current. Most payments arrive as checks in the mail months after you file.

    • New settlements are announced regularly. Browse all active settlements or download Class Action Buddy to get notified the moment new ones become available.

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    About the author

    Founder of Class Action Buddy. Tracks 200+ active class action settlements; built CAB after watching family members miss out on hundreds of dollars in eligible settlements.