WageClaimKit
Organize unpaid wage and overtime facts before you talk to a lawyer.
A free public checklist and wage-fact organizer for workers. It helps you collect the facts lawyers and wage agencies usually ask for, without turning the website into legal advice.
Not a law firm. Not legal advice. Not a filing service. If you need legal advice, deadlines, claim selection, or filing strategy, talk to a licensed attorney or public wage agency.
More free help, without pretending to be your lawyer.
The goal is traffic and trust. WageClaimKit can give workers useful preparation tools for free while keeping legal judgment with attorneys and agencies.
Issue checklist
Walk through pay, hours, overtime, off-the-clock work, job duties, and records without needing legal terms.
Rough pay-gap estimate
Compare hours worked, hours paid, pay rate, and weeks so you can see what needs verification.
Evidence organizer
Track pay stubs, schedules, texts, policies, coworker facts, and timeline notes in one place.
Attorney-ready summary
Create a plain-English summary that is easier for a lawyer or agency intake team to review.
Build a lawyer-ready wage summary for free.
This tool organizes facts a wage-and-hour lawyer may ask for. It does not decide whether you have a claim, calculate legal damages, verify deadlines, or create a court document.
Inputs stay in this browser preview. Ads belong on public information areas, not inside private fact-entry steps or the summary text.
A participating firm can receive cleaner wage-intake summaries and convert the same facts into its own supervised template workflow.
WageClaimKit intake summary Average hours worked per week: 52 Average hours paid per week: 40 Approximate hourly rate: $22 Weeks to review: 12 Unpaid or unrecorded hours per week: 12 Hours above 40 per week: 12 Rough pay gap for organization only: $3,168 Short fact note: I usually worked more hours than my pay stub showed. Evidence gathered: - Pay stubs or wage statements - Work schedules or calendar entries Important: this is not legal advice, a claim decision, a filing-ready document, or a deadline analysis. A lawyer or agency should verify facts, deadlines, legal theories, and next steps.
Why law firms would want to work with this.
The consumer site creates top-of-funnel demand. CaseCraft turns that demand into better prepared intake and a partner conversation for plaintiff-side wage-and-hour firms.
Partner-firm value
What stays out of the free consumer tool.
Stronger CaseCraft capabilities still exist, but they belong in an attorney-supervised workflow or partner-firm implementation.