Kashtab — Got a letter that demands money?

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What this is, in plain English

What's publicly reported for letters like this

Kashtab data for this category: n = 0. We publish our own medians only after 20+ matters close here. Until then: public sources only, labeled as such. See the price page →

What's usually negotiable

Cash is rarely the only lever. These are the terms that typically move in this kind of dispute.

Next step — you choose

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The room is free and has no login. The other side never sees your bottom line — the room only says whether your two numbers overlap. Nothing is sent unless you send it.

What people actually paid

Public numbers, with their sources and sample sizes. Kashtab's own medians appear here only after 20 matters close in a category.

3,948

ADA website lawsuits filed in 2025 (+23.8%)

$5K–$20K

Typical reported ADA settlement; small businesses often under $5K

10–40%

Of the original demand — where documented photo-copyright claims commonly settle

80%

Of photo-copyright demands resolve without a court filing

See the full price page Sources: EcomBack 2025 report; Accessible.org; PicDefense / Heitner Legal guides. Not Kashtab data.

How the reader works — and what it never does

Built for the moment a scary letter lands. Calm, checkable, and on your side of the screen.

A rule-based reader, not a judge

It finds the kind of letter, the deadline, the amount and the sender — and shows you the sentence each fact came from, so you can check it in seconds.

Runs on your device

Your letter is not uploaded, stored, or used to train anything. The optional AI read (when switched on) sends the text once, with your click, and stores nothing.

No verdicts, no valuations

It won't tell you your case is "worth $X" or that you should ignore a letter. It shows public numbers with sources and sample sizes, and what's usually negotiable.

Nothing is sent on your behalf

Every reply, offer or document leaves from your own email with your name on it. Kashtab sits in the middle; it never speaks for you.

Got a letter that demands money?