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Foxhound vs Churn Buster

One of the longest-running dedicated failed-payment recovery tools for Stripe and Recurly.

Dimension	Foxhound	Churn Buster
Pricing model	20% of Foxhound-attributed recoveries only. Baseline recoveries Stripe would have gotten anyway are free. Nothing billed until a recovery has matured 30 days.	Plans start from $149/month, scaled to MRR rather than a flat rate, and billed regardless of how much gets recovered. Churn Buster backs this with its own ROI guarantee: if the tool doesn't cover its cost, the merchant doesn't pay.
What it does	Silent retries first, then AI-drafted dunning email sequences across 30 days, tuned to four decline categories.	Dunning email sequences for failed payments, plus account-management support from a human team on top of the software.
Disputes	Evidence drafted automatically from Stripe and recovery history; merchant reviews and signs every submission.	Not a core part of the product's public positioning.
Cost when nothing is recovered	Zero. The fee only applies to attributed recoveries.	The MRR-scaled subscription still applies in a low-recovery month, offset by Churn Buster's own ROI guarantee: if the tool doesn't cover its cost, the merchant doesn't pay.

Where Foxhound is behind

Foxhound is a newer entrant against a product with a long operating history in this specific niche.
Foxhound's dunning copy comes from one brand-voice field per merchant; a team-supported service can hand-tune messaging more directly if that level of white-glove attention matters more than automation.

See Foxhound's pricing in full

20% of Foxhound-attributed recoveries, capped disputes, a free Intelligence tier. No fee until a recovery has matured 30 days.