Find unclaimed money under your business.
We scan every state's unclaimed-property database, match the records against your business's legal and prior names, and recover what's yours. You owe nothing unless we get paid.
10% contingency. No recovery, no fee. Funds typically arrive in 60–120 days.
$10B+
Held in unclaimed property by Texas alone
15–25%
Of state holdings owed to businesses, per NAUPA data
60–120 days
Typical state payout timeline once a claim is filed
How it works
Three steps. We handle the work. You sign two documents and wait for the check.
We scan
Our system queries every state's unclaimed-property database, then matches the records against your legal name, prior names, and acquired-entity names. We send you a report of every claim we find with the dollar amount and source.
You authorize
You sign a one-page contingency agreement (10% of recoveries, $0 if nothing is recovered) and a limited authorization for us to file claims on your behalf. Both via DocuSign. Five minutes.
We file. State pays.
We submit each claim within 5 business days. Most states pay out in 60–120 days. Funds arrive in your account. We invoice our 10%. Done.
No recovery, no fee.
We bear all costs of identification, filing, notarization, and follow-up. You owe nothing unless the state mails you a check. If a claim is denied, we eat the cost.
Common questions
How do you know there's money under my business?
Every state publishes its unclaimed-property database publicly. We've built scanners that query them all and use corporate-identity matching to find money held under your legal name and historical name variants. When you book a call, we'll show you exactly what we found.
Why didn't anyone tell me before?
States are required to publish but not required to notify. Most CFOs never look. The recovery firms that exist target Fortune 1000 companies; the mid-market segment was simply not profitable to serve manually — until automated identity matching changed the math.
Why don't I just file myself?
You can. The work is matching corporate-name variants across 50 states, drafting claim packages for each state's specific format, getting them notarized, and chasing follow-ups. It's typically 30–60 hours of paralegal labor per company. Our 10% fee is for handling all of that on contingency.
What's the catch?
No catch. We take 10% of recoveries. If we don't recover anything, we eat the cost. Third-party recovery fees are regulated state by state — Texas, for example, treats 10% as the standard ceiling for finder agreements — and we structure each engagement to comply with the rules in the state where the property is held. Full terms appear in the agreement.
How long does this take?
Filing happens within 5 business days of you signing. Texas typically pays out in 60–120 days. Larger states (CA, NY) sometimes longer. The timeline is set by state processing, not by us.
What information do you need from me?
Your EIN, articles of incorporation (or equivalent in your state), and a signed authorization to file on your behalf. Nothing more.
See what we found for your company.
Book a 15-minute call. We'll show you the dollar amounts under your business name, walk you through the agreement, and answer any questions. Zero pressure to sign on the call.
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