ClaimPlane vs ClaimCompass — Compare Fees & Features

ClaimCompass handles EU261 and US DOT claims and charges around 30% success fee. Here's an honest comparison with ClaimPlane's 20%.

Feature Comparison: ClaimPlane vs ClaimCompass

FeatureClaimPlaneCompetitor
Success fee (commission)20%~30% success fee
No win, no fee✓
Upfront feesNone
EU261 coverage✓
UK261 coverage✓
Montreal Convention✓
Online claim tracking✓
Hidden / handling feesNone
Multilingual supportEN, DE, FR +

Pricing

ClaimPlane: 20% success fee. ClaimCompass: ~30% success fee. No upfront fees with either; you only pay on success.

When to choose each

Choose ClaimCompass

Choose ClaimCompass if you need US DOT rule coverage for a domestic US flight incident alongside an EU261 claim.

Choose ClaimPlane

Choose ClaimPlane for EU261/UK261/Montalone claims at a lower 20% fee — €60 more than ClaimCompass on a €600 claim.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is ClaimPlane cheaper than ClaimCompass?

Yes — 20% vs ~30%. On a €600 claim, €120 vs €180 in fees.

Does ClaimCompass cover US flights that ClaimPlane doesn't?

ClaimCompass handles some US DOT-rule claims. ClaimPlane focuses on EU261, UK261, and Montreal Convention. Check which regulation applies to your flight.

What does no-win-no-fee mean with ClaimPlane?

If you don't receive compensation, you pay nothing — no upfront, no hidden fees. The 20% only applies to successful claims.