You may be owed money right now
See what your delays are really costing you.
Pick your operator and ticket — we'll show you what a single qualifying delay could be worth. Most of this money is never claimed.
What a typical late train could be costing you
£6.52
for one 30–59 minute delay on your annual season
At just two qualifying delays a month, that's roughly
£13.04 / month
left unclaimed — every single month.
Maximum for one delay on this ticket
£26.08
Most commuters never claim — not because they are not owed money, but because nobody flagged the delay and nobody helped them fill in the form.
Rail Repay finds these automatically
See your actual last 28 days of delays — free.
Sign up free. No card. Rail Repay scans your route and shows every qualifying delay before the 28-day deadline expires.
Reclaim Plus — full 28-day history
£4.17/month
billed £49.99/year — save £27 vs monthly
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Estimates only, based on Greater Anglia's published Delay Repay bands. Claims must be submitted within 28 days — the train company decides the final eligible amount. Official Delay Repay page.