Answer 9 simple questions. We check SNAP, Medicaid, SSI, housing, energy help and 20+ other programs against the official rules — and show you the dollar amounts. The average household we check is missing $14,200 a year.
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You're not alone. These are the most common reasons people miss out on benefits they've earned.
There are hundreds of federal and state programs. Nobody sends you a letter saying you're eligible.
Government forms are confusing by design. Most people give up before they finish.
Denials are common — and often wrong. 70% of SSI denials are overturned on appeal.
Most programs have higher income limits than people think. Many people who earn $50,000+ still qualify.
Three steps. Nothing complicated. No account needed to see what you qualify for.
Tell us about your household, income, and situation. Takes 2 minutes. Nothing complicated.
We check all 25+ federal and state programs and show you exactly what you're owed — with dollar amounts.
Our AI explains everything in plain English, tells you what documents you need, and helps you prepare your application.
We scan all of these and more based on your answers.
Your data is encrypted with 256-bit AES — the same standard used by banks.
We never sell or share your personal information with advertisers or third parties.
Our eligibility rules come directly from federal and state program guidelines.
Yes, completely free to check your eligibility. No credit card required. We only charge if you want full access to our AI assistant to help you apply.
We use official federal and state eligibility rules — income limits, family size, age, and your personal situation — to match you to every program you qualify for.
Absolutely. Your information is encrypted and never sold to third parties. We never share your data with any government agency or employer.
You tell us what you already receive, and we find the additional programs you're missing. Most people qualify for 3–5 more programs than they're currently enrolled in.
Yes. BenefitsNow is designed specifically for people who find technology frustrating. Large text, simple buttons, one step at a time. If you can read this, you can use BenefitsNow.
No. BenefitsNow shows you what you qualify for and helps you prepare your application. But you always apply directly through the government agency — we just make sure you're ready.