Cost risk blocks action
Many people drop valid claims early.
Conflicts arise quickly in daily life: delayed flights, unpaid invoices, or contract disputes.
Many valid claims are never pursued because the path feels complex, costly, and slow.
Ravion was built for exactly this: transparent enforcement without claimant cost risk.
Many people drop valid claims early.
Traditional routes often take many months.
Deadlines and procedure steps feel hard to manage.
Focus
Most claimants choose debt-collection providers, lawyers, or public conciliation.
Often high success-fee deductions and long timelines.
Can be effective, but often includes fee complexity and litigation risk.
Free, but often long handling time and limited process transparency.
Illustrative payout comparison.
Typical path:
To make differences tangible, we show the comparison with a flight-rights case.
| Criterion | Ravion | Debt-collection provider | Lawyer | Public conciliation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | free | high fee (often 30–50%) | lawyer fee + possible litigation risk | free |
| Share retained | high claimant share | often around half remains | procedure dependent | full amount possible, no guarantee |
| Cost risk | no risk | no risk | possible litigation risk | no risk |
| Speed | avg. around 16 days | often many months | often very long | typically around 3–18 months |
| Transparency | high | often limited | lawyer dependent | limited |
| Process steering | active and structured | standardized | individual but heavy | often reactive and slow |
| Commitment | can exit anytime | claim often assigned | fee agreement may lock costs | can exit |
Ravion is paid only when settlement is reached, incentivizing realistic and fair outcomes.
You decide each step.
You can still switch to lawyer or debt-collection provider.
Status and next steps remain transparent.
Goal is higher net payout.
Start your case with a structured digital flow. You stay in control and decide whether a proposal should be sent.
Start caseIllustrative figures only. Ravion is free for consumers in B2C. This does not constitute legal advice.