Chargeflow pricing

Insights watches the dispute ratio. It does not refund an order and it does not file a response. Start there while you decide whether the paid modules are worth turning on. Read the Chargeflow review for the win-rate split.

Prevent runs after checkout and before you ship. The free allowance is the first block of scans in the table. After that, every scanned transaction is usage. You choose whether to turn scanning on.

Automation ingests the dispute from the processor you connected, builds a response, and submits it before the network deadline. If the dispute is lost, you are not charged the success fee. The same page also lists a 4x return guarantee. Treat that line as marketing copy. Nothing here confirms that guarantee.

Alerts are Verifi and Ethoca notifications that let you issue a refund before a chargeback posts. You are not charged for an alert that fails to prevent one. Past the monthly count in the table, you talk to sales for a volume rate. Self-serve has no long-term contract. Some Shopify invoices show a higher per-alert figure than the public page. Those reviewers and Chargeflow do not agree on the cause. Match the invoice to the form you signed.

There is one exception to the rule that a failed alert is not billed. If you cap automatic refunds, an order over the cap is not refunded by the software, and the help center says the alert is billed anyway, because you chose to handle that refund yourself.

Watch the ratio on Insights first. Add alerts when you are close to a card network dispute threshold. Add automation on the disputes that still post. Prevent is a shipping filter, and it does not stand in for either of those. The chargeback management roundup compares this pricing with a managed service that does not publish its rates.