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You sign up
And then forward any train tickets you purchase to us, delayed or not.
But...
They already wasted your time once. Then the Delay Repay form asks for more. Almost like they designed it that way. Funny, that.
So simply put
automatically
And then send you back your hard-earned money, minus 10% for our efforts.
Your money back to you for zero effort on your part.
Sign up, forward us your tickets, and we’ll automatically watch for delays and handle any Delay Repay claims for you.
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And then forward any train tickets you purchase to us, delayed or not.
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Our team monitors your journeys, and if your train is delayed we'll know instantly.
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We fill out the train refund claim for you, because you shouldn't get screwed twice.
Is it legit?
Yes. It's powered by the Delay Repay scheme, the UK's official train delay refund scheme.
More on delay repayBottom line...
If your train arrives more than 15 minutes late, you're legally entitled to UK train delay compensation. But the Delay Repay claim process is long and boring. So we do it for you.
The exact refund depends on the operator and ticket, but most Delay Repay claims follow a simple pattern: the longer the delay, the more of your fare you can get back.
A rough guide:
What affects it:
Latest
Posts and updates to help you understand UK train delay refunds.
Delay repay advance ticket guide: how UK passengers claim train compensation on Advance singles, what ticket acceptance covers, and how Railed helps.
How to appeal a rejected Delay Repay claim: read the rejection reason, gather evidence, submit to the train operator, and escalate to the Rail Ombudsman.