This $8.25 million SelectQuote settlement concerns alleged disclosure of insurance-quote information through tracking pixels. Claims closed in July 2025, and the official site still gives no final-order or distribution update.
Claims are closed. The deadline was July 31, 2025, and the final approval hearing was scheduled for July 29, 2025. The official administrator website still describes the settlement as proposed and does not post a final approval order or payment date, so this page does not assume approval or distribution.
The plaintiffs alleged that SelectQuote disclosed personal information submitted by people seeking insurance quotes to Facebook and TikTok through the Meta Pixel and TikTok Pixel used on SelectQuote.com. The complaint asserted privacy-related claims based on that alleged website usage disclosure.
SelectQuote denied wrongdoing. The parties proposed the settlement to avoid the expense, risk, and delay of continued litigation, and the court did not decide the allegations at trial.
The class covered people who entered information on SelectQuote.com to obtain an insurance quote during different periods based on where they lived:
SelectQuote agreed to make up to $8.25 million available for valid class-member benefits, notice and administration costs, court-approved fees and expenses, and other approved settlement costs. A timely claimant could request a cash payment of up to $20.
The phrase “up to” matters: the final payment could be lower depending on the number of approved claims and the deductions allowed under the agreement.
The claim form did not require a receipt or proof of purchase because eligibility was tied to providing information for an insurance quote, not buying a product. Claimants had to supply the requested identifying information and certify that they fit the class definition.
The administrator could use the submitted identity and contact details to evaluate class membership. That is different from requiring a purchase receipt or documented financial loss, and it is why the page describes the claim as having no purchase-record requirement rather than no eligibility review at all.
The online filing deadline was stated as 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time. All deadlines have passed.
No new claim can be filed. Payment would require court approval, the settlement becoming final, and completion of claim review. Because the official website has not added a final order or payment announcement, a submitted claim should be treated as pending rather than paid.