One-time digital purchase via Gumroad — £49 for the full evidence kit. Payhip is deferred — not offered on this site.
Stripe chargeback evidence kit — £49
Now v1.2: a spreadsheet evidence engine (.xlsx), reason-code playbooks, two worked examples, evidence checklists, Zapier/Make early-warning starters, a setup guide, and a branded PDF of every guide.
Early alert when charge.dispute.created fires in Stripe
Evidence folder/checklist templates you control
Step-by-step setup in your own accounts (typical 30–60 minutes)
Launch code FIRST20 where offered on Gumroad. Refund terms follow the Gumroad product page (30-day money-back guarantee).
Not ready yet? Start with the free starter checklist — no signup required.
Kit overview
Downloadable organizational templates plus 30 educational guides on this site. Helps you folder evidence, track open disputes, and optionally wire early alerts in your own accounts.
Evidence checklists and folder templates
Dispute tracker spreadsheet structure
Optional Zapier/Make early-warning patterns
Setup guide for your own Stripe accounts
Educational templates only — not legal advice. Dispute outcomes depend on your evidence and Stripe or card network review. Outcomes are not guaranteed.
What's inside the kit
The £49 Stripe chargeback evidence kit (v1.2) bundles organizational templates you run in your own Stripe, Zapier/Make, and storage accounts, now led by a real spreadsheet evidence engine. Educational toolkit only, not legal advice. Outcomes are not guaranteed.
Spreadsheet evidence engine (.xlsx): deadline countdown, status dashboard, per-case evidence %, and an outcomes log with your own win-rate (plain-text CSV included too)
Reason-code playbooks for the four codes you see most: fraudulent, product not received, product unacceptable, subscription canceled
Two fictional worked examples: a delivery dispute and a fraudulent dispute, showing how the method flexes
Evidence checklist for Stripe dispute categories
Response structure and submission notes
Customer communication note templates
Digital delivery proof checklist
Refund policy review checklist
Master evidence folder structure and dispute timeline template
Billing-descriptor prevention one-pager
Zapier/Make early-warning workflow starters
A clean, branded PDF of every guide alongside its editable version
One-time digital delivery via Gumroad. Typical setup in your own accounts: 30–60 minutes. You need access to Stripe, storage (Drive/Docs or Notion), and optionally Zapier or Make.
Download the ZIP. Open your Gumroad library from the purchase email and download the kit archive to a dedicated folder.
Start with README_START_HERE. Read the usage disclaimer, then skim the master checklist so you know what evidence types the kit covers.
Organize your evidence folder. Create your first dispute folder using the included structure — one folder per case, dated file names.
Copy the tracker spreadsheet. Duplicate the tracker into Google Sheets, Excel, or local storage. Add one row per open dispute.
Prepare your response packet. Use checklists and response structure notes while you gather proof — you still submit through Stripe Dashboard.
Optional automations. Import Zapier/Make JSON starters only after the manual workflow works. Test in sandbox before production Stripe.
Not legal advice. Templates help organise documentation only. Chargeback outcomes are not guaranteed. Refund terms follow the Gumroad product page.
Sample asset cards
These cards describe what the £49 kit contains. They are not the full product — use the sample preview page for excerpts before checkout.
Evidence checklist excerpt
Starter items you record when a dispute opens — dispute ID, customer details, delivery proof, and communication notes.
Dispute ID and Stripe Dashboard link
Customer email and purchase date
Delivery or access proof (if applicable)
Full checklist with SaaS and digital annexes is in the purchased kit.
Folder structure preview
A repeatable master layout you duplicate per dispute — not a one-off folder.
01_dispute_summary/
02_customer_and_order/
03_delivery_or_access_proof/
04_communication_notes/
Subfolder naming conventions and readme templates ship in the full kit.
Tracker column preview
Spreadsheet headers to track owners, due dates, and status across open disputes.
Dispute ID
Opened
Evidence owner
Due date
Status
Notes
Example rows and formulas are included in the kit spreadsheet — not shown here.
After purchase — quick start
What buyers typically do in the first 15 minutes with the ZIP download.
Download from Gumroad library and unzip locally
Read README_START_HERE and usage disclaimer
Create your first evidence folder and copy the tracker
See pricing for the full post-purchase walkthrough.
Sample only — not legal advice. Outcomes are not guaranteed.
Common questions before checkout
Can this guarantee I win my dispute?
No. The kit helps you organise evidence and draft responses — it does not guarantee winning a chargeback or recovering revenue. Outcomes depend on your proof and Stripe’s process.
Is this legal advice?
No. MintLayer templates are educational and operational. Consult qualified counsel for legal strategy in your jurisdiction.
Do I still gather evidence from Stripe myself?
Yes. You pull receipts, logs, emails, and policies from Stripe and your systems. The kit tells you what to collect and how to folder it — it does not replace your data.
Organizing Stripe dispute evidence in a repeatable folder structure
Tracking open disputes with a spreadsheet template
Getting early alerts when Stripe records a new dispute
Preparing checklists and communication notes before you respond in Stripe Dashboard
What this does not do
Does not provide legal or financial advice
Does not guarantee favorable dispute outcomes or revenue recovery
Does not file disputes or respond on your behalf in Stripe
Does not replace Stripe support or qualified counsel for your case
Not legal advice. Templates help organise documentation only. Chargeback outcomes are not guaranteed. No revenue-recovery or win-rate promises.
Operational templates only. Not legal advice. Outcomes are not guaranteed. You are responsible for compliance with Stripe and platform Terms of Service.
