Airlines. Banks. Hospitals. They all win when you don't dispute.
Upload a bill, delay notice, or bank statement. Our AI cross-references consumer protection rules and drafts a professional dispute letter — citing the exact regulation — in minutes. You review it. You send it. No lawyers needed.
You may be owed $200–$400 based on the uploaded evidence.
Continue in Web AppMost dispute rights expire in 60–90 days. Don't leave money on the table.
Dispute rules drawn from regulations enforced by
CFPB
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
DOT
Dept. of Transportation
FTC
Federal Trade Commission
CMS
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid
FCRA
Fair Credit Reporting Act
Four simple steps to fight back against hidden fees and corporate bureaucracy.
Provide a clear photo or PDF of your bill, delay notice, or bank statement.
Our AI cross-references federal laws (e.g. No Surprises Act, DOT clauses) to find consumer protections.
We automatically draft a highly professional, policy-citing dispute letter for you.
Review the draft, export as a PDF, or send it directly via email to escalate your dispute.
These aren't edge cases. These are everyday consumers who didn't take no for an answer.
"I got hit with a $1,200 surprise out-of-network bill. ClawBack found a No Surprises Act violation instantly and wrote the letter in 45 seconds. The hospital reversed it in 3 weeks."
Sarah M.
Denver, CO · Medical Bill
$1,200
recovered
"My flight was delayed 4 hours and the airline offered me a $50 voucher. ClawBack showed me I was entitled to $400 cash under DOT rules. The letter worked. Airline paid within 12 days."
James T.
Chicago, IL · Flight Delay
$400
recovered
"My bank had been charging me an NSF fee that appeared to violate Reg Z — for 8 months. I uploaded 2 statements. ClawBack drafted a dispute letter and all 8 fees were reversed — same day."
Priya K.
Austin, TX · Bank Fees
$280
recovered
* Individual results vary and are not guaranteed. Testimonials reflect specific user experiences. ClawBack does not guarantee any particular outcome.
See how ClawBack's AI analyzes your documents to instantly identify rule violations and claw back what you're owed.
Flight Delay
Airlines count on you not knowing DOT compensation rules. Upload your boarding pass or delay email, and our AI immediately cross-references Part 259 to calculate exactly what you're eligible for regarding food, hotels, or cash refunds.
Decoding hospital bills is intentionally difficult. Snap a photo of your itemized receipt and ClawBack instantly flags "No Surprises Act" violations, duplicate billing codes, and out-of-network balance billing errors.
Medical Bill
Bank Statement
Banks bury excessive overdrafts and NSF charges that may conflict with Regulation Z in lengthy statements. Our AI scans your history to flag potential issues and drafts a formal written request for reversal — which you review and send yourself.
Before ClawBack, your options were expensive, slow, or required a law degree.
| ClawBack | Hire a Lawyer | Do It Yourself | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | $0 – $2.99 | $600 – $2,000+ | Free |
| Time to first letter | Minutes | Days – weeks | Hours – days |
| Regulation cited | |||
| You keep 100% of recovery | (30% fee) | ||
| Escalation guidance & next steps | |||
| You stay in control | Always — you review & send | You hand it over | Yes, but time-consuming |
| Requires legal knowledge | None | None (you pay them) | Significant |
We target areas with high volumes of hidden junk fees and denied consumer claims.
Tarmac delays, lost baggage rules, and involuntary bumping.
Potentially improper NSF penalties, hidden overdraft charges, and Reg Z conflicts.
Out-of-network balance billing and "No Surprises Act" violations.
Unjustified wear-and-tear deductions and lease-breaking fees.
Documents are processed locally. Never sold or used to train AI models.
We are an assistant tool, not a law firm.
Scan for free. Only pay when you're ready to send the letter — for a fraction of what a lawyer would charge.
Free Scan
$0
forever
Basic
$2.99
per claim · one-time
Pro
$5.99
per month · up to 6 claims
Average lawyer fee for a dispute: $600–$2,000 · ClawBack: $2.99 · You keep every dollar recovered.
ClawBack is designed for disputes governed by US federal and state law. Not applicable outside the United States.
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A fast, practical guide to spotting refund opportunities in flights, bank fees, medical bills, and security deposits.
Practical guides to help you identify and dispute fees, overcharges, and denials.
DOT rules entitle most passengers to cash refunds — not vouchers. Here's exactly what you're owed and how to claim it.
Since 2022, balance billing from out-of-network providers in emergencies is heavily restricted. Most people don't know how to use this law.
Banks collect billions in NSF and overdraft fees every year. Regulation Z caps what they can charge — and most people never dispute it.
We use advanced AI to scan your uploaded documents (bills, delay emails, bank statements) and instantly cross-reference them against complex consumer protection laws like the No Surprises Act, DOT rules, and Reg Z. If we find a violation, we automatically generate a professional dispute letter citing the exact policies violated, which you can send directly to the offending company.
No. Disputing a potentially improper fee, an incorrect medical bill, or requesting a flight refund under DOT rules does not trigger a hard pull on your credit report. In the case of medical bills, catching an overcharge early actually prevents the hospital from sending an inflated, incorrect balance to collections.
Scanning documents to detect claims is completely free. If you want our AI agent to draft and track the formal dispute letters, it's just $2.99 Basic or $5.99/mo Pro (up to 6 claims/month). Unlike traditional lawyers who take 30% of your settlement, you keep 100% of the money you claw back.
It depends on the claim type. Airlines are mandated to refund delayed flights within 7–20 days. Bank fees are often reversed within 48 hours when confronted with Reg Z citations. Medical billing disputes can take 30–60 days once the appeal is filed. ClawBack includes a follow-up escalation email template if they don't respond on time.
ClawBack generates a firmer follow-up email alongside your first letter, and provides step-by-step escalation instructions naming the exact regulatory body to file with — the CFPB for banks, the DOT for airlines, or CMS for medical billing. Filing a regulator complaint is free and companies take it seriously. Credit card chargebacks are also an option for many dispute types.
In most cases, submitting a written dispute does not affect your standing with the company. Consumer protection regulations generally give individuals the right to request itemized billing, question charges, and seek corrections in writing. ClawBack letters are factual and professionally worded — not hostile — which tends to get better results. That said, we're not lawyers and this isn't legal advice; for specific situations, consult a licensed attorney.
Upload a document now. In minutes you'll know if you have a claim — and exactly which law protects you.
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ClawBack is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or legal representation. We are an AI-assisted document creation tool that helps consumers draft written correspondence referencing publicly available consumer protection regulations. All letters are generated for informational purposes only. You review, edit, and send every letter yourself. Nothing on this site constitutes legal advice. For legal guidance specific to your situation, consult a licensed attorney.