UK Train Delay Repay Calculator
Check UK train delay compensation instantly with our quick Delay Repay calculator.
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Estimate your Delay Repay
Enter the ticket price, ticket type, operator, and delay length. The estimator applies the operator’s published percentages. For season products we convert to a per-journey figure before applying the band.
How is delay repay calculated?
Delay Repay is based on your arrival delay, with operators paying a fare percentage once you cross bands like 15, 30, or 60 minutes. Season and Advance tickets can differ, so use the calculator for an estimate then read how Delay Repay works.
- Delay bands often start at 15 or 30 minutes late.
- Compensation is usually a percentage of the single fare paid.
- Return tickets are calculated per affected leg of travel.
- Delays are measured to your final destination, not departure time.
- Keep tickets or booking confirmations plus proof of actual arrival.
What you might be able to claim:
Important! Estimates only. Final payout is determined by your operator. Season tickets are converted to a per-journey value.
Results are indicative only. Your train operator confirms eligibility and the final payment.
Common scenarios
Looking for operator-specific rules? Browse all operators.
FAQ (quick)
When can I claim Delay Repay?
You can claim once your train arrives late and the delay meets your operator’s threshold.
What evidence do I need?
Keep your ticket or booking confirmation and note the actual arrival time.
How long do I have to claim?
Most operators allow a window of weeks or months after travel; check yours.
For full details, see how Delay Repay works.