Quick verdict
ClaimFly: Irish, EU-regulated, 20% flat commission with no legal-action bump.
ReFly: Jersey-incorporated (outside the EU), 33% standard commission rising to 50% if the case goes to court.
Side by side
| Feature | ClaimFly | ReFly |
|---|---|---|
| Standard commission | 20% incl. VAT | ~33% incl. VAT |
| Legal-action commission | 20% incl. VAT | ~50% incl. VAT |
| Upfront fee | None | None |
| No win, no fee | ✓ | ✓ |
| Jurisdiction | Ireland (EU) | Jersey (Crown Dependency, not EU) |
| Governing law | Irish law | Jersey law |
| GDPR data controller | ✓ | Treats GDPR as third-country |
What €600 actually looks like
| Service | EU261 compensation | Their fee | You receive |
|---|---|---|---|
| ClaimFly | €600 | €120 | €480 |
| ReFly (standard) | €600 | €198 | €402 |
| ReFly (legal action) | €600 | €300 | €300 |
If your case escalates, you keep €180 more with ClaimFly.
The Ireland vs Jersey question
ReFly is registered in Jersey, which is outside the EU. That's not a problem for filing EU261 claims, but it does mean their data protection regime sits outside the GDPR. ClaimFly is registered in Ireland, fully inside the EU, fully GDPR-regulated. If having your data handled under EU law matters to you, that's the cleaner pick.
[TBD — ReFly's exact pricing may have changed. Verify before publishing.]