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Chargeback guides for online merchants

Practical guides on chargebacks for online merchants: how to win a dispute, what Visa VAMP and Compelling Evidence 3.0 mean for you, how Stripe dispute fees work and how Ethoca, Verifi CDRN and Visa RDR stop chargebacks before they are filed.

Chargeflow pricing and what the 25 percent success fee really costs

Chargeflow charges 25 percent of recovered chargebacks for Automation, 29 USD per deflected chargeback for Alerts and a per transaction fee for Prevent. This post works out what that adds up to at three merchant sizes and when a flat monthly plan costs less.

Chargebacks911 pricing and what a quote really costs

Chargebacks911 does not publish a price list. Directory listings show starting points from about 200 to about 1,000 USD a month, and the real number is a custom quote. This post shows what drives that quote, which fees to ask about and how to compare it with a flat plan.

How to win a chargeback, a reason code by reason code playbook

To win a chargeback, answer the exact reason code the issuer used, with evidence that proves that one claim, before your processor's deadline. This playbook covers fraud, not received, not as described, canceled recurring and credit not processed disputes.

Pre arbitration chargeback, when to accept and when to fight

A pre arbitration chargeback is the stage after your first response, when one side rejects the other's position before the network decides. Fight when you have new evidence that answers the reason code and the amount covers the risk of arbitration fees. Otherwise accept.

Stripe dispute fee and how to stop paying it

Stripe charges a fixed fee on every dispute, 15 US dollars in the US at the time of writing, plus a counter fee when you submit evidence. The way to stop paying it is to prevent disputes before they open, then fight only the ones you can win.