Settlr
Attorney-backed · Flat fee $139

Here's exactly how it works.

Four short questions. A licensed attorney drafts your demand letter. We send it on official letterhead and track every response. No legal jargon, no monthly fees.

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The Process

From frustration to filed in 5 steps

  1. 1

    Tell us about your case

    ~5 minutes

    A guided intake captures the parties, what happened, when, the dollar amount in dispute, and what a win looks like.

  2. 2

    Instant AI case assessment

    ~10 seconds

    Before you pay anything, our AI screens your case against our intake criteria and tells you honestly whether we can help.

  3. 3

    Pay & upload evidence

    Flat $139

    If your case is a fit, you'll pay the flat fee and drag in supporting files — denial letters, photos, estimates, correspondence.

  4. 4

    Attorney drafts your demand letter

    Within 1 business day

    A licensed attorney reviews your evidence, may reach out for clarifications, and writes a professional demand letter on official letterhead.

  5. 5

    Letter is sent & tracked

    USPS Certified Mail

    We deliver it to the other party and track responses in your portal so you always know where things stand.

What you get

One flat fee. Everything included.

No hourly billing. No retainers. No surprise charges. You pay $139 and we handle the rest — from intake to certified delivery.

$139flat, one-time
  • Licensed attorney review of your case
  • Custom demand letter on official letterhead
  • USPS Certified Mail delivery with tracking
  • Secure portal to track responses
  • Document storage and case timeline
  • Response handling guidance
"I'd been chasing my old landlord for months. Two weeks after Settlr sent the letter, my deposit was back in my account."

— Maya R., security deposit dispute

Ready when you are.

The intake takes about 2 minutes. You'll see exactly what happens next before you pay.

Start your case — $139

You won't be charged until you've reviewed your case details.