Your AI Delay Claim Assistant. We catch qualifying delays and get your claim ready in 60 seconds.
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Don't let your claims go unclaimed.
Step 1 of 3: Where you start
Great Eastern Main Line
West Anglia Main Line
Breckland Line
Southend Victoria Line
Why RailRepay?
Personalised to your route and ticket in 60 seconds. Rejected? We help you appeal.
You write it, and appeal alone.
How Rail Repay works
Three steps. Sixty seconds. No faff.
Get alerted
Email alert the moment your route qualifies.
Get claim-ready
AI gets your claim details ready in 60 seconds.
Copy & submit
Copy the draft and paste into the GA form.
Instant email and push alert the moment your route has a qualifying delay. No app-checking needed.
See your eligible delay at a glance. AI Assist has everything prepared — you copy and submit in your own time.
Paste the draft into the official form. No fee — you stay in control.
The free plan gets you alerted. Reclaim Plus makes sure you never miss a penny.
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