Price should map to operational evidence
Each price discussion should connect back to real dispute volume, recovery work, and alert handling rather than vague software spend language.
Commercial pricing guide
Chargeback software pricing that ops and finance can both inspect.
Compare plan fit, event-based billing, and the proof path you can use before committing to a deeper rollout. Start with qualification, model ROI when needed, and only scale when the workflow earns it.
Use pricing as a qualification tool, not a dead end. If the buyer still needs proof, route them into ROI. If they are already aligned, route them straight into the risk scan.
- Transparent event-based pricing
- ROI path before deeper rollout
- Provider-specific commercial paths
What the buyer should know before comparing plans
Qualification should come before deeper rollout
Use risk scan and ROI proof first so the buyer can justify the project before auth, activation, or internal rollout pressure rises.
Provider-specific depth should stay crawlable
Once the generic pricing page exists, buyers need explicit Shopify and Stripe pricing branches instead of being forced back into generic navigation.
Starter
Best for <=40 disputes/mo
$99/month
- 12% on recovered amount
- $9 per deflected alert
- Best when a small team needs visibility before deep automation
Growth
Best for 40-200 disputes/mo
$299/month
- 10% on recovered amount
- $7 per deflected alert
- Decision Card plus Net Recovery board for routine operator use
Scale
Best for >200 disputes/mo
$999/month
- 7% on recovered amount
- $5 per deflected alert
- SLA plus quarterly strategy reviews for higher-volume workflows
Every plan keeps the same trust boundary
Explainable recommendation logic instead of opaque automation
Traceable billing events and invoice-line transparency
Human override and audit trail for operator review
Provider auth handoff before activation readiness is granted
How to choose the right tier
Choose Starter if
you need a low-risk way to quantify dispute exposure and build an internal operating baseline.
Choose Growth if
you already have recurring dispute volume and want the workflow to become part of normal weekly operations.
Choose Scale if
chargebacks are already a material finance problem and you need tighter reviews, caps, and operational support.
Choose your provider path next
Shopify pricing path
Go deeper into Shopify-specific pricing, alternatives, and rollout fit before you escalate into onboarding.
Stripe pricing path
Route Stripe buyers into their own pricing and evaluation pages instead of making them decode a generic commercial page.
Supporting guides before you commit
Chargeback automation ROI
Model workload cost and recovery upside before deciding whether the spend is justified.
Model ROI firstAutomation vs manual process
Compare workload, auditability, and finance trust before selecting a plan.
Compare workflowsBilling transparency
Review how invoice lines map back to subscription, recovery, and deflection events.
Review billing proofImportant billing notes
- We do not guarantee win-rate or savings outcomes.
- Each billable event maps back to a traceable operational event.
- Human review remains available across recommendation flows.
Frequently asked pricing questions
Why not hide pricing until after the demo?
Because most serious buyers need enough pricing context to decide whether the workflow is even worth qualifying. Transparency reduces wasted conversations on both sides.
Should a merchant start with ROI or with onboarding?
If the project still needs internal justification, start with ROI. If the team already agrees the workflow matters, go straight to the risk scan.
Why add provider-specific pricing pages at all?
Because late-stage Shopify and Stripe buyers want pricing in the context of their rollout path, alternatives, and checklist instead of one generic commercial summary.