Dragon Refunds vs AMZ Refund
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vsAMZ Refund

AMZ Refund has shut down. Dragon Refunds is the live alternative — free DIY, or 15% managed.

AMZ Refund was the budget pick of FBA reimbursements — around 12% commission, manual ToS-compliant filing, loyal users. As of mid-2026 its site is offline and the service appears shut down. If you relied on it or were shopping for it, Dragon Refunds covers the same ground: free detection and self-file to keep 100%, or managed filing at a flat 15%. Here is the honest comparison.

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The TL;DR

Choose AMZ Refund if

AMZ Refund's 12% genuinely undercut everyone — including our 15%. If it were still running, it would deserve a spot on your shortlist. It is not: the site is offline and claims are not being filed.

Choose Dragon Refunds if

Choose Dragon Refunds for a service that is actually running — with a free self-file tier that beats any commission (you keep 100%), and 15% managed filing with a full, exportable claim ledger.

Side-by-side

The same feature, both services.

Dragon Refunds
AMZ Refund
The basics
Service currently online & maintained
Shows the cause of each claim
lost / damaged / dimension / COGS
Itemized per claim
Partial
Full claim ledger
found → filed → paid → denied
Partial
What we recover
Lost / damaged shipments
Warehouse-damaged & destroyed inventory
Partial
FBA dimension / weight fee overcharges
COGS & sourcing-cost errors
How it works
Free tier — find and file yourself at no cost
DIY
Managed commission
15%
~12% (shut down)
Who files
You, or us
They did

On $10,000 recovered

Keep 100%
$10,000
you keep with Dragon Refunds DIY (free)
Hands-off
$8,500
with Dragon Refunds done-for-you (15%)
Hands-off
$0
with AMZ Refund (~12% (shut down))

AMZ Refund's 12% beat our 15% on paper — but a shut-down service recovers $0. With Dragon Refunds you can file yourself free and keep the full $10,000, or hand it off for 15% and keep $8,500. Both beat nothing.

Where AMZ Refund wins

We're not pretending AMZ Refund is a bad service. Here's where it's genuinely a fit.

The lowest commission in the market

At roughly 12%, AMZ Refund undercut everyone — including Dragon Refunds' 15% managed rate. For pure price on managed filing, it was the best deal around while it lasted.

Careful, ToS-safe filing

AMZ Refund emphasized manual, human-reviewed case submission that stayed inside Amazon's Terms of Service — a real differentiator in an era when sloppy automation got sellers warned.

Honest, no-upfront model

You paid nothing until reimbursements were confirmed. That pay-on-results honesty earned it a loyal budget-conscious following.

Where Dragon Refunds wins

The reasons sellers switch.

It exists — AMZ Refund does not

The 12% rate only matters if someone is filing. AMZ Refund's site is offline and claims are not being processed, while FBA claim windows keep expiring at 18 months. Dragon Refunds is live and maintained — file before the window closes.

Free self-file beats any commission

Even 12% was more expensive than free. Dragon Refunds' free tier finds the money and hands you a step-by-step SOP to file yourself — you keep 100% of every dollar, a path AMZ Refund never offered.

Broader claim coverage

AMZ Refund focused on lost-and-damaged inventory and incorrect refunds. Dragon Refunds also chases FBA dimension / weight fee overcharges and COGS / sourcing-cost errors — money outside their scan.

A ledger you can take with you

AMZ Refund's shutdown shows why it matters: Dragon Refunds keeps your full found → filed → paid → denied history exportable, connects read-only via Amazon's official API, and Amazon pays reimbursements straight to your seller account.

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Dragon Refunds

See what Amazon owes you.

Connect in two minutes over Amazon's official API — read-only. The audit is free, and it's yours to keep.