On the App Store the customer asks Apple for a refund, and Apple asks you. Zevron answers inside the 12-hour window with the signals Apple takes, and handles card disputes on your own billing.
First 10 disputes free · then 15% of what we recover, you keep 85% · nothing when we lose
When a customer requests a refund, Apple sends your server a consumption request and expects the answer within hours. A missed window leaves the decision to Apple without your side.
Apple takes consent, delivery status, sample content and your refund preference, not a written rebuttal. The right answer is a precise one, sent on time.
Apps that also bill on the web through Stripe face ordinary card disputes, where usage records win.
Get the full list for any dispute type in the evidence checklist.
Zevron’s monthly prevention report shows which of these is costing you most. See also how to reduce chargebacks.
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No. Apple takes only consent, delivery status, sample content and your refund preference, and Zevron sends those.
Apple decides without your input. Zevron answers as soon as the notification arrives so that doesn’t happen.
Yes. Card disputes on web billing, for example through Stripe, are handled like any other, with usage evidence from RevenueCat or your analytics.
Your first 10 disputes are on us.