If you’re running a Shopify store in 2026, chargebacks are probably one of your biggest headaches—lost profit, issues with payment processors, and in worst cases even restrictions. In this video, I tested the two popular options store owners keep asking me about: Chargeflow vs Disputifier. They both aim to automate chargeback handling, but they don’t behave the same way once a dispute hits your store. I break down the real difference in approach: Chargeflow is built to be fully hands-off. Once you connect it, it detects disputes, builds the response, and submits evidence automatically with the goal of recovering revenue. Disputifier can automate too, but it leans more on rules and templates, and it often focuses on preventing disputes upfront—sometimes by auto-refunding certain orders, which can lower your chargeback rate but also means you’re giving up revenue. I also compare ease of use, scaling, and pricing. Chargeflow is performance-based (you pay when you win), while Disputifier can come with extra fees depending on features. For most medium-to-large stores that want maximum recovery with minimal effort, I’d pick Chargeflow; Disputifier can still make sense for smaller stores that prefer a simpler setup and don’t mind refunding early to reduce risk.