Forward an unsolicited email to us. We draft the Article 15 request, we chase the sender, and if you win a settlement we take a small cut — 20%, capped at €40. You pay nothing to sign up, nothing to send the request, nothing to file in small-claims court. Operated by Block Ventures Sp. z o.o., a Polish company.
You pay nothing to sign up, nothing to send GDPR requests, nothing to send pre-filing letters, and nothing to file in small-claims court.
If a sender settles with you through our escrow, we take 20% — capped at €40. Everything above that, you keep.
No subscription, no upfront fee, no hidden cost. If the sender simply complies and the spam stops, we earn nothing. That is fine.
Every letter, every settlement, every filing needs your approval. You can drop any case at any time, for any reason, at no cost.
Professionals with a publicly listed work address typically receive forty to a hundred and twenty cold commercial emails every week. Each one is sent to an address that identifies a real person, and each one counts as processing of personal data under Article 4(1) GDPR.
Article 6 GDPR requires a lawful basis for that processing. Most cold outreach has none — no prior contract, no prior business relationship, no legitimate interest. The sender is simply in breach from the moment the first message lands.
Under Article 82 GDPR you can claim compensation for that breach. The right exists. Almost no one exercises it, because the paperwork and the court filing are tedious and intimidating. We built the platform to handle the tedious part for you.
You forward an email, we handle the drafting and the chasing, and you decide what to do at the end. You are never obliged to settle or to file. Every step requires your approval.
Forward any unwanted commercial email to your personal SpamBounty address, or connect your inbox for one-click flagging. We identify the sender and draft a proper Article 15 GDPR access request in your name. You approve it (or edit it first) and we send it from your email address.
Most senders comply. They disclose what data they hold, delete it, and stop contacting you. You pay nothing, we earn nothing. If the sender ignores the request, after 30 days we prepare a pre-filing letter and a small-claims court document for you to review, along with a proposed settlement figure based on the real cost the sender would face in court.
If the sender settles through our escrow, you accept, we hold the funds for a 7-day verification window, then release them to you minus our fee. If the sender ignores everything, you can file the prepared claim in small-claims court with one click. The court fee (€7–€70 depending on jurisdiction) goes directly to the court, not to us. Any court award is 100% yours.
The model is deliberately boring. We tell you in advance what the four outcomes are, which one we expect in each case, and how much you pay in each scenario. You never pay up front.
They answer the Article 15 request, delete your data, stop emailing. This is the most common outcome. You paid nothing. We earned nothing. The spam is gone. This is the outcome we want.
The sender offers a settlement through the platform, you accept, the money lands in escrow. After a 7-day verification window (you confirm they actually deleted the data and stopped) the funds release to you minus 20%, capped at €40. The fee comes out of money that would not have existed without the platform.
If the sender ignores compliance and settlement, you file in small-claims court. The court fee (€7–€70) goes directly to the court. If you win, the judgment goes directly to you from the sender. We see none of it and we take none of it.
You can drop any case at any point. There is no charge, no pressure, no obligation. Drop as many as you like.
We charge 20% of any settlement a sender pays to you through our platform, capped at €40 per case. That is our only revenue from users. Nothing else is ever charged to you — not for signing up, not for sending requests, not for using the filing tool, not for the court filing itself.
The cap is deliberate. We think 20% of a small settlement is reasonable, but 20% of a large one is not. The cap keeps our incentives aligned with yours on bigger cases.
You keep 100%. We earn nothing. Platform escrow offers a verification window, a formal release document, and cross-border payment handling, so most people prefer it — but it is your choice.
You keep 100% of the court award. Court fees go to the court, not to us.
Nothing is charged. Drop as many as you like.
No. The only thing we charge is the 20% fee, capped at €40, on settlements that flow through our escrow.
You pay nothing. Ever.
Our revenue comes from the minority of cases where settlement happens. We can run this efficiently at modest volume because the platform serves many users. If we ever stop being profitable because senders are complying too much, that is a signal the tool has worked.
Early access is limited to the first pan-European cohort. Signing up here starts nothing on its own — it places you on the list and gives you access when the tool opens. Nothing is sent on your behalf until you explicitly authorise an Article 15 request.