The only review that can't be faked.
Refund Score reads your real sales and shows visitors how rarely customers ask for their money back. No review page you never asked for. No paying to reply. Just the numbers.
Checking is free. Showing it off is £12 a year.
Works with
- Stripe
- Paddle
- Lemon Squeezy
- Polar
- Dodo Payments
- Creem
Why refunds
Unhappy customers don't just complain. They ask for their money back.
Reviews lean grumpy
People who had a fine time rarely write anything. People who had a bad day write paragraphs. So star ratings skew low and say more about moods than products.
Refunds are what people actually do
Asking for money back is the clearest "this wasn't worth it" there is. It happens in your payment platform, so it is counted, not claimed.
Nobody can game it
No fake five stars, no review swaps, no competitors dropping one star bombs. Your score is your sales and your refunds. And every business here offers refunds, so a 100 is earned, not enforced.
Your call, always
Nothing is public until you choose to publish it. No page appears about you because a stranger typed your name.
Who it's for
Anyone who sells online through Stripe, Paddle, Lemon Squeezy, Polar, Dodo Payments or Creem.
SaaS and solo founders
Prove people stick around after they pay. A high score next to your pricing does more than any testimonial.
Courses and cohorts
Buyers worry a course is all hype. Show them almost nobody asks for a refund once they are inside.
Boilerplates and templates
Code is easy to oversell in a demo. Your refund rate shows developers it holds up once they actually build with it.
Directories and paid listings
Show listing buyers they get what they paid for, and give your directory a trust signal competitors can't copy.
Colours that mean something
97 on 100 sales is great. 97 on 5,000 sales is a flex.
The ring colour shows how many sales sit behind your score, so visitors know how much weight to give it. We show the band, never your exact sales.
You need at least 10 sales before a score shows. Under that, one refund would swing it too much to be fair. How visitors read your score
How it works
Three steps. About four minutes.
Connect your payments
Make an API key in Stripe, Paddle, Lemon Squeezy, Polar, Dodo Payments or Creem and paste it in. Read only wherever the platform allows it. We read sales and refunds. We never touch money, customers or settings.
We do the counting
Every successful sale, every refund and every chargeback, all time. Each sale counts once, even if it was partly refunded twice. Updated about every hour.
Paste your badge
Pick a style that fits your site and copy one line of HTML. Or copy a prompt for your AI agent, or plug in our MCP server, and let it install the badge for you.
Lazy install, the good kind
Your dashboard gives you a ready made prompt. Paste it into Claude Code, Cursor, Lovable or Bolt and it drops the badge into your footer. Prefer MCP? Point your agent at refundscore.io/mcp.
Pricing
£12 a year. That's it.
A pound a month for a trust badge nobody can argue with. Check your score for free first, then pay only if you like what you see.
- Verified score from Stripe, Paddle, Lemon Squeezy, Polar, Dodo Payments or Creem
- Badge in 3 sizes, 3 themes, ring or cat
- Public score page visitors can check
- Score updates by itself about every hour
- AI install prompt and MCP server
- Cancel any time, keep it until the year ends
Payments handled by Dodo Payments, our merchant of record. Sales tax or VAT is added at checkout where it applies.
Questions, answered
How is the score worked out?+
We take every successful sale in your Stripe, Paddle, Lemon Squeezy, Polar, Dodo Payments or Creem account and count how many were refunded or disputed. Score = 100 minus that percentage, rounded down. 3 refunds in 100 sales is a 97.
Is Refund Score a Trustpilot alternative?+
For a lot of SaaS founders, course creators, boilerplate makers and directory owners, yes. Instead of star reviews from whoever chooses to write one, your score comes from every real sale in Stripe, Paddle, Lemon Squeezy, Polar, Dodo Payments or Creem. Nothing is public until you choose to publish it, and there's nothing to reply to. You can also keep your reviews and show both.
Who is Refund Score for?+
Anyone who sells online through Stripe, Paddle, Lemon Squeezy, Polar, Dodo Payments or Creem: SaaS and solo founders, course creators, boilerplate and template makers, and directories that sell listings. If customers can ask you for their money back, your refund rate says a lot about what you sell.
Do partial refunds count?+
Yes. If someone asked for some money back, that's a signal. But each sale only counts once, so a sale refunded in two parts is still one.
Do chargebacks count?+
Yes, any dispute counts, even ones you won. A customer who disputes was unhappy enough to ask their bank for the money. Lemon Squeezy doesn't share chargebacks, so for Lemon Squeezy sellers only refunds count.
Can you see my customers or move money?+
No. We only ever read, and we only keep counts. Keys are read only wherever the platform allows it (Lemon Squeezy keys can't be limited, so we simply never use them to change anything). We never store names, emails or amounts. You can delete the key in your payment platform any time and we lose access instantly.
What if my score isn't great?+
Then nobody sees it. Your score is private until you subscribe and choose to publish. Fix what's causing refunds, and your score climbs with every new sale.
Can a business with a no refunds policy get a score?+
No. Every business on Refund Score must promise refunds to customers who aren't happy, if they ask within at least 24 hours of buying. We read their refund policy before their score goes public and check it again every week. Otherwise a seller could score 100 just by refusing every refund.
Can someone fake a score?+
Not easily. Scores only come from live payment data, each payment account can only connect once, we check you own the website before a score goes public, and every badge links to a public page showing when it was last checked.
Which payment platforms work?+
Stripe, Paddle, Lemon Squeezy, Polar, Dodo Payments and Creem. Using something else? Tell us which one you want next.
How often do people want their money back?
Find out in about two minutes. Free to check.
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