Gyro Autopilot

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Feature	Gyro Autopilot
STOA Rating	6.0
Description	Gyro Autopilot scans your email inbox to find flights where airlines owe you money — then files the claims for you automatically. You connect your Gmail or Outlook once, and Gyro checks up to 3 years of booking history for delays, cancellations, and overbookings. You only pay if you get paid: Gyro takes a 30% success fee when compensation is recovered.
Strengths	•No upfront cost — you only pay 30% if Gyro actually recovers money for you •Retroactive scanning goes back 3 years, catching compensation you forgot about •Handles all paperwork, airline communications, and escalations so you do nothing •Covers 35+ countries and multiple passenger rights frameworks in one tool •Average claim recovered is $420, with some users finding thousands in a single scan
Weaknesses	•30% success fee is higher than some competing claim services that charge 25% or less •Claims can take 4–12 weeks to resolve, so this is not a quick cash fix •Requires read-only access to your email inbox, which some users may find uncomfortable •Primarily useful for frequent travelers — low-volume flyers may find little or nothing to claim
Key Features	•Connect your inbox in seconds — Gyro reads booking confirmations automatically, no manual entry needed •Scan up to 3 years of past flights to find compensation you may have missed •File claims across EU261, US DOT, UK261, APPR, Israeli law, and 35+ other passenger rights frameworks •Recover up to $650 per passenger per disrupted flight with zero upfront cost •Escalate rejected claims to national enforcement bodies at no extra charge
Pricing	Free tier available Free Tier
Best For	Professional Services / ConsultingLogistics & Transportation
AI Features	None
Categories	Get Paid & Manage Money
STOA Verdict	If your team travels regularly for work, Gyro Autopilot is worth a free scan — one user found $3,200 sitting unclaimed in their inbox. The no-win-no-fee model means there's zero risk to try it, but the 30% cut on recovered funds adds up fast if your team flies often. This is a solid tool for travel-heavy small businesses, but not something most home-based or local-only businesses will get much from.
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Gyro Autopilot

6.0

Gyro Autopilot scans your email inbox to find flights where airlines owe you money — then files the claims for you automatically. You connect your Gmail or Outlook once, and Gyro checks up to 3 years of booking history for delays, cancellations, and overbookings. You only pay if you get paid: Gyro takes a 30% success fee when compensation is recovered.

Strengths

•No upfront cost — you only pay 30% if Gyro actually recovers money for you
•Retroactive scanning goes back 3 years, catching compensation you forgot about
•Handles all paperwork, airline communications, and escalations so you do nothing
•Covers 35+ countries and multiple passenger rights frameworks in one tool
•Average claim recovered is $420, with some users finding thousands in a single scan

Weaknesses

•30% success fee is higher than some competing claim services that charge 25% or less
•Claims can take 4–12 weeks to resolve, so this is not a quick cash fix

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