
ChargePilot AI
Chargebacks on autopilot
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ChargePilot fights chargebacks for your business on autopilot, from your phone.
Connect your payment account and ChargePilot picks up every dispute the moment it opens, builds a bank-ready evidence response from your own records (orders, shipping confirmations, customer emails, subscription history), and has it ready to submit before the deadline.
WHAT IT DOES
Detects new disputes automatically on connected payment accounts.
Builds evidence responses using AI over your real order and customer data.
Lets you upload evidence straight from your phone: photograph a receipt or delivery slip, or attach a screenshot, whenever there is proof we cannot pull automatically.
Reviews and approves every response before it is filed, so nothing goes out unchecked.
Supports Visa Compelling Evidence 3.0, presumptive evidence that shifts liability to the issuer when properly matched.
Prevents chargebacks before they happen with network alerts (optional).
Shows every dispute, deadline, and outcome in one place, across every processor you connect.
INTEGRATIONS
Stripe, Shopify, Square, PayPal, Gmail, Recharge, ShipStation, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Gorgias, Help Scout, Skio, and more. Your evidence gets stronger with every source you connect.
PRICING
No subscription fees. ChargePilot charges a success fee when it wins a dispute for you, and per-prevention fees only when a chargeback is actually prevented. Details at app.chargepilot.ai.
ChargePilot is built for merchant businesses.
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What's New in ChargePilot AI
1.0.4
September 25, 2026
Every alert now tells you where it stands in plain English, and your overview says when nothing needs your attention. Submitted disputes show the date they went in and stay marked "under review" until the bank decides. Alerts fit your phone as cards, every deadline reads as one clear date and time, and Authorize.net refunds show the transaction and send you a receipt. Our terms were updated on September 17 — if you accepted earlier on the web, you'll be asked once more.
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