Compensair - Reviews and experiences

Halfway through a messy move and my lower back was already whining, I grabbed a new mattress — didn’t expect much but needed it. Delivery crew arrived on time, careful with the stairs and actually polite, and customer service rang to confirm timing and sorted a tiny address mix-up without drama. Ordering online was a bit fiddly so I called once, but they smoothed it out; felt sceptical at first, ended up relieved and amused.

Found it on Reddit, sceptical at first; about a month later cash arrived.

Worth it — they got me paid. Used after a delayed flight, skeptical at first.

Spotted via a friend. Refund arrived, twice, relieved.

Saw the compensation land in my account and relaxed — after bad experiences elsewhere, really happy

reliable and patient — I'd use them again. They answered my questions, seemed really legit and kind, delivery was fine, price reasonable, no fuss.

Tried it last month—was cautious, felt solid in use, quick answers, actually satisfied.

I was half-skeptical at first, but when the money hit my account in under a month I laughed. Team answered emails quick, process was easy. Tell a friend to give it a shot.

I remember the moment I relaxed — they fixed things and explained it, well, explained enough. Team was honest and professional, only a bit slow though; still decent value. I'd recommend, with that caveat.

I was unsure before booking. Turns out it was straightforward. I used it last month for a flight. They sorted all contact with the airline. First impression was quiet relief. Not flashy, but reliable. I’ll probably use them again.

Was sceptical before I filed. Had bad runs with other firms, so low expectations. Team was steady and kept me updated. Compensation showed up within weeks. Not dramatic, but I’m relieved.

I filed a claim with Compensair and was informed more than three months ago that the airline had reimbursed my money. Compensair deducted their fee and promised to transfer the rest to my account.
Despite providing my banking details twice, I have not received a single payment. Their application status falsely shows that the funds were already transferred, which is not true.
After repeated follow-ups, I still haven’t received a single payment or any clear explanation. This experience feels misleading and unprofessional.
Potential customers should be very cautious, they do not pay out as promised.

other firms had shrugged us off. Compensair took the case, kept me updated, and eventually we got the full compensation minus their fee. It wasn't instant — it took a few weeks and the commission was higher than I hoped — but they followed through and it actually worked.

Standing at the gate with half-eaten sandwich, I reached out to Comprensair after an A3 delay last June. At first I was tentative — their claim process felt a bit clunky — they came back in nine days and sorted roughly €170 each for us. That quick turnaround on the payout was the best part; made the whole mess a lot less annoying.

So there I was, mid-morning coffee, scrolling emails when a subject line made me pause. I'd assumed the claim was dead — after an airline reject a year earlier, I'd nearly written it off — but this firm had kept at it. They didn't ask me for cash up front, handled the paperwork, and only popped into my life when there was news. Customer service answered a couple of my dumb questions, sometimes slowish but polite and helpful, which matters. A week after the "we won" email I had the money in my account; I used it to cover a few grocery runs and a month's transit pass, nothing glamorous but useful. Their commission seemed reasonable compared to others, given they did all the legwork. I'm relieved more than excited. Would I recommend them? Yeah — if you don't want to fight airlines yourself and prefer someone to chase it down.

I filed a complaint with all the documents (boarding pass, cancellation notice, the usual) and forgot about it for a bit. What really stood out was how fast the actual payout happened once they asked for my bank info and passport pic; within a few weeks the money showed up in my account. That felt almost unreal after the hassle of missing my doctor’s appointment in Italy and waiting around for another flight. The whole thing wasn’t perfect — took a little time for them to get back to me at first — but the follow-through was solid. I’m genuinely glad I clicked that ad, otherwise I probably would have shrugged and moved on like most people. My tip: don’t ignore those ads if you’ve been delayed or cancelled, just double-check what documents they need and send them right away. Happy to say it worked out and the compensation helped cover some extra costs. Kind of relieved and thankful this team made it easy in the end.

I had a bad experience with an airline not too long ago, but the company helped me out and I got the compensation I deserved without any hassle. The whole process went really well, the staff were super helpful and professional the whole time. I'm really thankful for their help and for sorting out the problem.

I recently used a company to help me get compensated for a flight delay. My experience was really disappointing. Even though I gave them everything they needed, they kept making excuses and dragging out the process. It's frustrating to see them get the compensation from the airline and not give it to me.

I had no idea I could actually ask for compensation when my flight got messed up in another country. I wouldn't have even tried to do it on my own if I did know. But Compensair really came through for me, they helped me out and walked me through everything, so it was super easy to get the money I was owed. I was so pleased with how it all turned out and really thankful for their help.

Our flight got held up, so I reached out to this company for compensation. Amazingly, we got the compensation today and things moved pretty fast. We couldn't even talk to the airline ourselves because their customer service only responds to messages. Thanks for getting it sorted out!