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FFCheck vs AirHelp, Compensair, EUclaim, Flightright: what you actually keep after their commission. Plus: DIY without a service, and what you give up when you sign a Power of Attorney.
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FFCheck vs AirHelp — €381 vs €260 on €400 claimAirHelp works on commission — 35% of the payout. On a €400 claim you keep €260. Our letter is a flat €19: you keep €381.Read Power of Attorney — what do you give away?AirHelp, Compensair, EUclaim — all ask for a signed Power of Attorney. What do you give away, what do you get back, what alternatives are there?Read FFCheck vs Compensair — €381 vs €300 on €400 claimCompensair works on 25% commission ("no win, no fee"). On €400 = €100 gone, you get €300. With our €19 letter you keep €381. Quick difference per claim: €90.Read FFCheck vs EUclaim — €381 vs €292 on €400 claimEUclaim (Dutch, Bunschoten-Spakenburg) works on a 27% success fee. On a €400 claim: them €108, you €292. With our letter: you €381. Per-claim difference: €98.Read FFCheck vs Flightright — €381 vs €280 on €400 claimFlightright (Germany, Potsdam) is one of Europe's largest claim services. ~30% commission + extra fee on court action. On €400 claim: them €120, you €280. Difference: €110.Read DIY letter vs commission service — which fits you?Three options: 100% free self-writing (time + legal knowledge needed), FFCheck letter €19 (flat price, you send), or commission service 25-35% (they do everything). Decision table below.Read