Amazon Prime FTC settlement (consumer claims track)
A $51 flat payment to eligible US consumers under the $2.5B FTC v. Amazon settlement over deceptive Prime enrollment and cancellation flows.
- Claim window
- Claim deadline: 2026-07-27
- Deadline corroborated across 4+ independent secondary sources; recommend a direct fetch of subscriptionmembershipsettlement.com once tool access allows before treating the date as confirmed-primary.
- Estimated payout
- ~USD 51 typical
- Flat $51 payment per eligible claimant.
- Claims administrator
- Settlement Administrator (SubscriptionMembershipSettlement.com)
- Estimated affected population
- Tens of millions of US Prime subscribers enrolled 2019-2025 (case-record scale, not a per-claim estimate)
Eligibility
- US consumer enrolled in Prime June 23, 2019 - June 23, 2025
- Enrolled unintentionally, or tried and failed to cancel online, during that window
- Used fewer than 10 Prime benefits in any 12-month enrollment period
- Did not already receive an automatic payment under this settlement
What you might need
- Amazon account with Prime enrollment history covering the eligibility window
Official sources
- FTC v. Amazon.com — $2.5B settlement (underlying case is public FTC record)Source kind: officialSource last checked: 20 July 2026
URL confirmed to be an ftc.gov page via search; direct fetch of the page body returned HTTP 403 in this session.
- Claims-administrator deadline corroboration (aggregator digests)Source kind: consumer_bodySource last checked: 20 July 2026
Cross-checked against 4 independent aggregator write-ups (dapeer.com, trypayout.app, getoutofdebt.org, topclassactions.com), all agreeing on the July 27, 2026 deadline, the $51 amount, and the official claims site subscriptionmembershipsettlement.com (itself returned HTTP 403 to direct fetch this session).
Verification note
ftc.gov and the official claims site both returned HTTP 403 to direct fetch in this session; the underlying FTC v. Amazon case and the $51/July 27 deadline are corroborated by 4+ independent named secondary sources, consistent with this repo's citation-integrity precedent for blocked-primary-source items. Recommend a second, direct-fetch verification pass before founder approval.
This is informational routing only, not legal advice, not a guarantee of eligibility or payout, and not an automatic submission on your behalf. Compens.ai does not represent you in this matter. Always confirm current details directly with the official source or claims administrator linked above before acting.