Stop Wasting Hours Fighting Airlines.
Get Paid What You're Owed.

Your AI Co-Pilot for Airline Baggage Claims

DOT Compliant
Montreal Convention Compliant
50+ Airlines Supported

Before You File: The #1 Step Most Travelers Miss

Get a Property Irregularity Report (PIR) before you leave the airport. This is the official airline record of your baggage issue — without it, airlines will reject your claim.

Step 1

Go to Baggage Service

Find the airline's baggage service desk before leaving the airport

Step 2

Bring Your Documents

Have your boarding pass, ID, and baggage claim tags ready

Step 3

Get Your PIR Number

The agent will issue a PIR with a unique reference number — keep it safe

Step 4

Photo Everything

Photograph your damaged bag, missing items area, tags, and the PIR itself

Report within 6 hours of landing for best results. Damaged bags must be reported in writing within 7 days (international) or 24 hours (US domestic).
Already have your PIR?

Don't have a PIR? Don't panic — you may still have options depending on your airline and claim type. See plans and we'll guide you through next steps.

Airlines Make It Hard On Purpose

They design baggage claim processes to exhaust you into giving up. Every obstacle is intentional.

Broken Forms That Block Submission

Airlines use outdated, error-prone forms designed to frustrate you into giving up. One wrong click and you start over.

Unclear Documentation Requirements

They reject claims as 'too vague' but never tell you exactly what they need. It's a guessing game designed to make you quit.

Contradictory Deadline Confusion

Is it 6 hours? 24 hours? 7 days? 21 days? Miss one deadline and your claim is worthless.

Lowball Settlement Offers

They offer one-third of what you're owed, hoping you'll take it rather than fight for months.

"I spent hours over three months fighting with Delta. The forms kept breaking, they kept asking for 'more documentation' without saying what, and I finally gave up. They won by exhausting me."

— Frustrated traveler, validated user research

We Turn a Multi-Month Nightmare Into a 15-Minute Task

Stop letting airlines wear you down. Let AI fight for you.

1

Know Your Deadlines

Our AI instantly calculates every critical deadline based on your specific flight and claim type. Never miss a filing window.

2

Generate Legal Documents

Professional demand letters citing exact regulations (Montreal Convention, DOT rules). No legal expertise required.

3

Get What You're Owed

Send your airtight claim and watch airlines take you seriously. Most settle within 2-3 weeks.

Average Time Investment

Without My Bag Claim

40+ hours

over 2-3 months

With My Bag Claim

15 minutes

one session

Everything You Need to Win Your Claim

FREE

Deadline Tracker

Never miss a critical filing deadline. AI calculates exact dates based on your flight and claim type.

$19

Legal Template Generator

Professional demand letters citing Montreal Convention and DOT regulations. Send in minutes, not hours.

$29

Smart Claim Wizard

Step-by-step guidance customized for your airline. Know exactly what documentation you need.

Coming Soon

Automated Escalation

If airlines don't respond, we auto-generate DOT complaints and legal next steps.

Know Your Rights

Airlines owe you real money. Here's what the law says.

Lost Bag

US DomesticUp to $4,700

per DOT regulation 14 CFR Part 254

InternationalUp to 1,519 SDR (~$2,000)

per the Montreal Convention

You can demand cash compensation — you are not required to accept vouchers.

Delayed Bag

Interim expenses$50–$100/day typical

for toiletries, clothing, and essentials

Filing deadline21 days

after receiving your bag (international)

Keep all receipts — airlines must reimburse reasonable interim expenses.

Damaged Bag

Your rightRepair or replace

structural damage, broken handles/zippers, torn fabric

Max (domestic)Up to $4,700

per DOT regulation 14 CFR Part 254

Max (international)Up to 1,519 SDR (~$2,000)

per the Montreal Convention

Report deadline7 days

in writing for international flights (Montreal Convention, Art. 31)

Normal wear and tear is excluded, but transit damage is fully covered.

Key Deadlines

  • !7 days to report damage in writing (international)
  • !21 days to file a delayed bag claim (international)
  • !2 years to file a lawsuit for lost bags

Escalation Options

  • 1Written appeal to airline Customer Relations
  • 2DOT complaint at transportation.gov (78% success rate)
  • 3Small claims court (no lawyer needed)
Simple, Transparent Pricing

Get Paid What You're Owed.

Airlines owe you up to $4,700. Our flat-fee plans cost a fraction of what commission-based services charge — so you keep more of your money.

All plans are one-time payments. No subscriptions. No hidden fees.

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Templates
Generate professional legal documents and submit the claim yourself.
$39
$29
one-time payment
Get Templates
  • Deadline calculator with countdown timers
  • Know Your Rights education center
  • 50+ airline database
  • Legal Template Generator
  • 4 template types: damage report, demand letter, DOT complaint, appeal
  • Montreal Convention & DOT citations included
  • Unlimited template generation
  • Download as PDF or Word
  • Save calculation history
⭐ Most Popular
🚀
Auto-File
We submit your claim directly to the airline on your behalf.
$59
$49
one-time payment
Get Auto-File

✔ Money-back guarantee if denied


Everything in Templates, plus:

  • Auto-submit claim to airline
  • Professional claim letter sent on your behalf
  • Document upload & attachment
  • Submission confirmation tracking
  • Automated follow-up reminders
  • Add "Claim Guarantee" for 10% of settlementNEW
🏆 Best Outcome
⚖️
Concierge
A human expert reviews your claim and handles every escalation step.
$199
$149
one-time payment
Get Concierge

✔ Full refund if no compensation received


Everything in Auto-File, plus:

  • Human expert reviews your claim file
  • Escalation letter drafting (if airline ignores you)
  • DOT complaint auto-filed on your behalf
  • Small claims court preparation kit
  • 30-day follow-up support & status updates
  • Priority response (under 4 hours)
vs. AirHelp: They take 25–35% of your settlement. On a $2,000 claim, that's $500+. Concierge costs a flat $149 — you keep the rest.
Why flat-fee?
My Bag Claim Auto-File: $49 flat
My Bag Claim Concierge: $149 flat
AirHelp / ClaimCompass: 25–35% of settlement
On a $2,000 claim, they keep: $500–$700

Not affiliated with any airline. Templates are for informational purposes only, not legal advice.

Frequently Asked Questions About Airline Baggage Claims

The free plan gives you deadline tracking so you never miss a filing window. The Templates plan ($19) generates professional legal documents (demand letters, DOT complaints, appeal letters) that you submit yourself. The Auto-File plan ($29) includes everything in Templates plus we submit the claim directly to the airline on your behalf.