Simple, honest pricing.
The eligibility check is free. If you want the claim letter, it is a flat fee — never a percentage of anything the airline pays you.
Eligibility check, always free.
- ✓Instant EU261 eligibility check
- ✓Estimated compensation band
- ✓Route, carrier and distance analysis
- ✓Plain-English reasoning for the result
One-time flat fee. No subscription.
Planned
- ◇Everything in Free
- ◇A formal claim letter for your flight, by email
- ◇Addressed to the airline you flew with
- ◇Sets out the Article 7 basis for the request
- ◇Ready for you to add your details and send
For frequent flyers & claim tracking.
Planned
- ◇Everything in Claim Letter
- ◇Track claim status with reminders
- ◇Auto-drafted escalation letter
- ◇Regulatory body referral letter
- ◇Priority support
- ◇Unlimited claims
Why $12 flat?
Drafting a claim letter takes the same work whichever band your route falls in, so the price does not move with the estimate. We charge for the letter, not for the outcome — and we never take a share of what the airline pays.
These are the EU261 bands the checker estimates from, not a quote. Clairo caps its estimate at €400 when both ends of the route are EU/EEA/UK airports, mirroring the intra-Community cap in Article 7(1)(b); it only estimates €600 where one end lies outside that area. Long UK–EU routes sit at the edge of that cap, so treat the figure as an estimate and check the position for your route.
Pricing FAQ
Is the eligibility check really free?▼
Yes, always. It tells you whether your flight looks eligible and which compensation band would apply, as an estimate and at no cost. Whether the airline pays depends on the cause of the disruption and on the evidence it can produce.
What will the claim letter include?▼
The letter generator is not live yet. When it is, you will get a formal letter by email, addressed to the airline you flew with, with your flight number, route and arrival delay filled in and the Article 7 basis for the request set out. You add your name and address and send it yourself.
What if the airline rejects my claim?▼
Ask for the specific reason and the evidence behind it. From there you can escalate to the national enforcement body, which is free, or use the small claims route available in your jurisdiction. The letter itself puts the airline on notice that you may escalate if it does not respond.
Do you take a cut of my compensation?▼
Never. You pay $12 once for the letter, and whatever the airline pays you is yours.
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