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How Much Cash Can You Get For Your Settlement?

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How Our Free Quote Process Works

1

Answer a Few Quick Questions

Tell us about your settlement — payment amount, frequency, years remaining, and your state. Takes about 60 seconds.

2

We Match You With Competing Buyers

Our system identifies 3-5 settlement buyers in your state who specialize in your settlement type. They compete for your business — which means better offers for you.

3

Compare Offers & Decide

Review your quotes side-by-side. Pick the highest offer, negotiate, or walk away — zero obligation. Our average user saves $11,400 by comparing instead of accepting the first offer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this really free?

Yes, 100% free. We're compensated by the buyers who compete for your settlement — you never pay a cent.

How many offers will I receive?

Typically 3-5 competing offers from settlement buyers in your state within 24-48 hours of submitting your information.

Will this affect my settlement payments?

No. Requesting quotes has zero impact on your current payments. Nothing changes until you actively decide to accept an offer and go through the court approval process.

How much cash can I get?

Most sellers receive 50-80% of the remaining future value as a lump sum, depending on the discount rate offered. By comparing multiple buyers, you maximize this percentage.

Do I have to sell all my payments?

No. You can sell some payments and keep others. Many sellers only sell a portion of their future payments to meet a specific need while preserving long-term income.