Help with everyday complaints
Something went wrong. Make your complaint count.
Tell us what happened. ClaimWiz helps you organise what you know and offers AI-generated suggestions for points you may wish to consider and wording you can adapt.
What has happened?
Choose the closest match for general guidance, useful questions and examples of information that may help you explain your complaint.
Flight problems
Flight delay or cancellation
Organise your journey, delay information, expenses and airline response before preparing a UK flight complaint.
Vehicle purchases
Faulty car
Prepare a focused complaint about a vehicle bought from a dealer, including the advertised condition, faults, inspections and attempted repairs.
Home improvement
Builder dispute
Organise the quotation, agreed scope, payments, workmanship evidence and attempts to put the work right.
Renting
Tenancy deposit dispute
Compare proposed deductions with the tenancy, check-in evidence, check-out evidence and deposit-scheme information.
Retail purchases
Faulty goods or refused refund
Record what you bought, what was promised, what went wrong and what the retailer has offered or refused.
Phone and broadband
Broadband or mobile complaint
Bring together outages, speeds, bills, promises and support calls before taking your phone or broadband complaint further.
Insurance
Rejected insurance claim
Compare the policy wording, claim evidence and insurer’s reasons before writing a formal complaint.
Property surveys
Survey complaint
Prepare a measured complaint about a survey or valuation using the instructions, report limitations, visible evidence and resulting costs.
From a messy problem to a complaint you can act on.
- 1. Tell us what happened. Record the facts, people, dates and outcome you want.
- 2. Get ideas to consider. Receive AI-generated suggestions based on what you tell us.
- 3. Choose whether to buy a draft. Pay once if you want an editable complaint pack.
Start free. The optional complaint pack is £9.99 per case. No subscription.
Transparent about what ClaimWiz can—and cannot—do.
ClaimWiz is a self-help drafting service, not a law firm. It helps you organise and communicate your own case; it does not promise an outcome or replace advice from a qualified professional.