Published
October 7, 2025
Updated
July 7, 2026
If SiriusXM cold-called you about a subscription, you may be one of the 427,627 people who filed — here's where the $28M settlement stands now that the claim window has closed.
What is the $28M SiriusXM class action about?
If you tried a free SiriusXM trial in your car years ago, or maybe you never even signed up — but you received spam phone calls anyway. Some consumers have reported that SiriusXM wouldn't stop dialing, even after they asked to be removed from their call list, or added to the National Do Not Call registry.Now SiriusXM has agreed to pay to resolve a $28 million class action lawsuit that accuses the company of breaking the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), a federal law that restricts the use of automated calls and prerecorded voice messages.
Satellite radio company SiriusXM has agreed to pay to resolve allegations that it placed unsolicited telemarketing calls to consumers without their consent. The lawsuit claims that SiriusXM violated the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), a federal law restricting the use of automated dialing systems and prerecorded voice messages.
Status
Claims Closed
filing period ended March 21, 2026 · final approval hearing held June 26, 2026
Claims Filed
427,627
as of April 16, 2026 · ~2.1% claim rate of an estimated 20,220,465 class members
Estimated Payout
~$39.63 per Class Member
subject to final claim review and court-approved deductions
Settlement Fund
$28,000,000
administered by Angeion Group · official website archived at SXMTCPASettlement.com
April 2026 Update
The SiriusXM TCPA settlement claim deadline has passed. As of April 16, 2026, 427,627 claims have been filed and the estimated payout is $39.63 per class member. For the latest numbers and payment timeline, see our SiriusXM Settlement Payout Update. For full settlement details including eligibility and claim form information, see the SiriusXM TCPA Class Action Settlement Page.Free settlement alerts
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Latest Update: November 24, 2025
The SiriusXM class action lawsuit is at preliminary approval for a $28,000,000 settlement fund. The proposed order appoints Angeion Group as Settlement Administrator and approves the notice plan and claim form, to launch after the Court grants preliminary approval. The draft long-form notice references a case website at SXMTCPASettlement.com.What Preliminary Approval Means
Preliminary approval is the Court's first step in reviewing a class action settlement. It allows notice and claims to begin but does not finalize payments yet. The judge must still grant final approval at a later hearing before any money is distributed.October 21, 2025
The Court entered an order setting and resetting hearings following the settlement filing. Parties continued briefing and sealed submissions in advance of preliminary approval.October 3, 2025
The class action lawsuit entered the filing of a Settlement Agreement and an unopposed motion for preliminary approval. The filing confirms SiriusXM will pay $28,000,000 and proposes Angeion Group as the Settlement Administrator, with a notice program and claim form attached. The proposed preliminary-approval order authorizes Angeion to proceed with notice upon entry of the order.July 15, 2025
The parties advised the Court that they executed a settlement term sheet and would move toward a full settlement agreement.What the SiriusXM Settlement Means For Consumers
- Status: Claims are closed; the case is awaiting the Court's final approval before payments are distributed.
- Administrator: Angeion Group is running notice and claims administration.
- Claim Website: The official settlement website at SXMTCPASettlement.com remains available as an archival reference. The filing period is over.
What are the SiriusXM Class Action Allegations?
Plaintiffs alleged that SiriusXM made repeated telemarketing calls promoting its radio subscriptions and related services, even to consumers who had never provided consent or had asked to be removed from marketing lists. The lawsuit sought damages for each unlawful call under the TCPA, which allows for up to $500 per call, or $1,500 for willful violations. These allegations were resolved by settlement without SiriusXM admitting wrongdoing.Who is eligible?
Consumers who received one or more unauthorized telemarketing calls from SiriusXM promoting its subscriptions or related products were eligible for cash compensation. The class period and claim requirements were set by the settlement; the filing window has now closed.How much can I receive?
The final per-person amount depends on how many valid claims are approved. Funds are distributed on a pro rata basis among approved claimants. As of April 16, 2026, the estimated payout is $39.63 per class member, subject to final claim review and court-approved deductions.How do I file a claim?
The filing period is over. The claim deadline was March 21, 2026, and the claim window has closed. The official settlement website remains available as an archival reference at SXMTCPASettlement.com. If you submitted a timely claim, no further action is needed; the Settlement Administrator (Angeion Group) will issue payment after final court approval.When will payments be issued?
The Final Approval Hearing was rescheduled from May 11, 2026 and held on June 26, 2026 at 11:30 a.m. CDT by Zoom teleconference. If the Court grants final approval and no objector appeals, Angeion Group will distribute payments to class members who filed timely claims — expected roughly 60 days after final approval becomes final and any appeal period passes.Claim Results So Far
As of April 16, 2026, the Settlement Administrator reported 427,627 claim form submissions (roughly 43,125 hard copy and 384,502 online), a 2.1% claim rate out of an estimated 20,220,465 class members. The estimated payout is $39.63 per class member, subject to final claim review and court-approved deductions for administration, taxes, attorneys' fees, and service awards.Frequently Asked Questions
What is the SiriusXM TCPA Settlement about?
The settlement resolves claims that SiriusXM made unwanted telemarketing calls to consumers without their consent in violation of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA).
How much money is in the settlement fund?
SiriusXM agreed to a $28 million Settlement Fund. Per-class-member amounts depend on the total number of valid claims and on deductions for administration costs, taxes, attorneys' fees, and service awards. As of April 16, 2026 the Settlement Administrator (Angeion Group) reported 427,627 claims and an estimated payout of $39.63 per class member.
Can I still file a SiriusXM settlement claim?
No. The claim filing period is over. The claim deadline was March 21, 2026. The official settlement website at SXMTCPASettlement.com remains available as an archival reference.
When is the Final Approval Hearing?
The Final Approval Hearing was rescheduled from May 11, 2026 and held on June 26, 2026 at 11:30 a.m. CDT by Zoom teleconference. Payments to class members who filed timely claims are expected to follow final approval once it becomes final, subject to any appeal period.
SiriusXM Class Action Court Document
Sources
• Reuters Coverage• CourtListener Docket — Campbell v. Sirius XM Radio, Inc.
Filing Class Action Settlement Claims
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Status
Claims Closed — filing period ended March 21, 2026
Claim Form Deadline
March 21, 2026 (passed)
Settlement Amount
$28,000,000
Settlement Category
TCPA / Telemarketing
Claims Filed
427,627 (as of April 16, 2026)
Estimated Payout
~$39.63 per class member (subject to final review)
Settlement Administrator
Angeion Group
Final Approval Hearing
June 26, 2026 at 11:30 a.m. CDT (Zoom)
Official Website
SXMTCPASettlement.com (archived)
