Case Overview: GoodRx and advertising technology company Criteo have agreed to a combined $32 million settlement to resolve class action claims that GoodRx shared users' sensitive health information with third-party advertisers without consent.

Who Qualifies: U.S. residents who used the GoodRx website or app and had their personal or health-related information shared with third parties

Estimated Payout: Varies; amount depends on the number of valid claims submitted

Deadline: Check the official settlement website for current filing deadlines

GoodRx, Criteo Agree to $32M Settlement Over Alleged Health Data Sharing

Consumers who used GoodRx to search for prescription drug discounts may be eligible for a cash payment under a proposed $32 million class action settlement. The settlement, reached between GoodRx and advertising technology firm Criteo, resolves allegations that the popular pharmacy savings platform shared users' sensitive health information with outside companies without their knowledge or consent.

According to reporting on the settlement from Top Class Actions, claims are currently open, and eligible consumers are encouraged to review their options before the deadline passes.

What the Lawsuit Alleged

The underlying class action lawsuit alleged that GoodRx transmitted users' personal and health-related data — including information about medications they searched for or purchased — to third-party companies, including Criteo, for advertising purposes. The lawsuit claimed this sharing occurred without users' informed consent and in potential violation of their privacy rights.

GoodRx operates a platform that helps consumers compare prescription drug prices and access discount coupons at participating pharmacies. The lawsuit alleged that by using the platform, users inadvertently exposed sensitive health information to outside advertising networks that could use that data to target them with ads.

Neither GoodRx nor Criteo has admitted wrongdoing as part of the settlement.

What You Could Receive

The $32 million fund will be distributed among eligible class members who submit valid claims. The per-person payout will depend on the total number of claims filed — a common structure in data privacy class action settlements. Claimants may receive a proportional share of the net settlement fund after attorneys' fees, administrative costs, and any service awards to named plaintiffs are deducted.

No specific per-person dollar amount has been publicly confirmed at this stage. As with most consumer class action settlements, those who file claims early and provide accurate information may improve their chances of receiving a timely payment.

Are You Eligible?

You may be eligible to file a claim if you:

• Are a U.S. resident
• Used the GoodRx website or mobile app
• Had your personal information, health-related searches, or prescription data potentially shared with third-party companies, including Criteo

Documentation needed: Claims of this type often allow submission without proof of purchase or documentation — eligibility may be confirmed through a simple attestation. Check the official settlement website for specific requirements.

How to File a Claim

1. Visit the official GoodRx settlement website (linked through the settlement administrator)
2. Complete the online claim form with your contact and eligibility information
3. Provide any required documentation or attestation
4. Submit your claim before the applicable deadline

For the most current claim form link, deadline dates, and contact information for the settlement administrator, refer to the Top Class Actions settlement page for updated details as they become available.

Background: Health Data and Digital Advertising

The GoodRx case is part of a broader wave of privacy litigation targeting the use of tracking pixels, advertising software, and third-party data tools on health-related websites and apps. Federal regulators have increasingly scrutinized the practice of sharing health information with advertisers, and the Federal Trade Commission reached its own separate enforcement action against GoodRx in 2023 over related alleged practices.

Privacy advocates have argued that users seeking medical or prescription information carry a heightened expectation of confidentiality — and that monetizing that data through advertising networks undermines consumer trust in digital health platforms.

Important Dates

Specific deadlines and hearing dates were not confirmed in available reporting at the time of publication. Consumers who believe they may be eligible should check the official settlement website promptly, as claim deadlines in class action settlements are typically firm and non-negotiable.

Settlement: GoodRx / Criteo Data Privacy Class Action Settlement

Case Number: To be confirmed via settlement website

Court: To be confirmed via settlement website

Settlement Amount: $32 million (combined)

Claim Deadline: Check official settlement website

Settlement Website: See Top Class Actions for the current claim portal link

Think you may qualify? Review the eligibility criteria and visit the official settlement website before the deadline. Have questions about the filing process? Leave them in the comments below.