Everyday purchase recovery
Your receipts deserve
a second look.
Price drops. Forgotten warranties. Charges that don’t add up. Stray Dollars checks your purchases for money you may be owed—and gives you a clear path to claim it.
A little less paperwork. A little more possibility.
Same receipts. More possibilities.
Start with receipts you already have.
Our promise, from day one
Current policies checked
No recovery guarantees
Files deleted after your audit
The receipt-to-claim routine
You’ve done the shopping.
We do the checking.
For busy households, online shoppers, and small business owners with a pile of purchases and no time to untangle them.
Small claims. Specific opportunities.
We look for price adjustments within retailer windows, warranty options, duplicate charges, and subscription increases worth questioning. Legal disputes and financial products are outside our scope.
Share only what’s needed.
Send receipts, order emails, or screenshots of recent purchases. Redact unrelated personal details; never send passwords or full payment-card numbers.
We check the fine print.
Each possible claim is checked against the retailer’s current policy, deadlines, and requirements. If there’s no clear opportunity, we say so.
Get a ready-to-send claim kit.
For each opportunity, receive the contact link, a pre-written message, and a list of attachments. You submit the claim and stay in control of your accounts.
Simple fees. No subscription.
Choose your kind of audit.
Both options include a receipt review and claim kits for eligible opportunities. Recovery is never guaranteed.
Pay only if it works
20% of money recovered
No upfront audit fee. If you recover nothing, you owe nothing. For example, a $100 cash recovery means a $20 fee.
Explore available auditsOne flat fee
$15 per audit
Prefer a fixed cost? Pay for the review and keep everything you recover. The audit fee applies even if no eligible claims are found.
Find a flat-fee auditAvailable audits
Check the booking details and fee before you reserve an audit.
Start with what you’ve already bought
Don’t let the paperwork
have the last word.
Gather a few recent receipts. We’ll help you understand what’s worth a second look.