Simple, Transparent Pricing
Choose the Help Your Claim Needs.
Domestic baggage liability can be capped at $4,700 per passenger, but that ceiling is not an automatic payout. Choose a flat-fee plan based on how much filing help you want.
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
- ✓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
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Auto-File
Human-reviewed filing assistance with verified route and acknowledgement tracking.
$59
$49
one-time payment
✔ Refund policy subject to published terms
Everything in Templates, plus:
- ✓Human review of the official incident route
- ✓Professional claim package and filing assistance
- ✓Secure document upload and package review
- ✓Dispatch and airline acknowledgement tracked separately
- ✓Automated follow-up reminders
- ✓Recovery-below-cost refund policyNEW
Human Review
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Concierge
A human expert reviews your claim and supports documented escalation steps.
$199
$149
one-time payment
✔ Refund policy subject to published terms
Everything in Auto-File, plus:
- ✓Human expert reviews your claim file
- ✓Escalation letter drafting (if airline ignores you)
- ✓DOT complaint preparation and reviewed filing assistance
- ✓Small claims court preparation kit
- ✓30-day follow-up support & status updates
- ✓Priority support
vs. AirHelp: My Bag Claim charges a flat $149. AirHelp publicly lists a 35% standard service fee for its Compensation Service; its terms and service scope vary.
Why flat-fee?
My Bag Claim Auto-File: $49 flat
My Bag Claim Concierge: $149 flat
AirHelp standard fee: 35% of recovery
35% on a $2,000 recovery: $700
Not affiliated with any airline. Claim outcomes and timing are decided by the airline. Templates are informational, not legal advice.