Every other reimbursement service hands you a number, takes 25%, and asks you to trust it. Dragon Refunds shows you every place Amazon quietly keeps your money — from lost shipments to COGS errors — and the exact action to recover each one.
Do it yourself in minutes and keep 100%, or hand it off for 15% (not the 25% competitors charge).
Reimbursement calculator
Select your gross annual FBA revenue to see roughly how much Amazon may owe you — and how much of it you keep.
Estimate only, based on a typical ~1.5% FBA recovery rate. Your actual recoverable amount depends on your shipments, fees, and claim history — run a free audit for the exact figure.
Shipment refunds
The best way to find out what FBA reimbursements are worth to you is to take a look together. Connect in two minutes over Amazon's official API — read-only — and Dragon Refunds audits your entire history.
| Shipment | Units expected | Units located | Potential | Status | Case | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FBA18GTFHBRQ | 42 | 0 | $2,880 | Opportunity | — | Get SOPFile for me |
| FBA195XJ7KWP | 11 | 11 | $1,328 | Case filed | 21142966791 | Details → |
| FBA19CBK7592 | 36 | 36 | $459 | Opportunity | — | Get SOPFile for me |
| FBA19HL0BQMW | 20 | 12 | $312 | Docs needed | — | Upload POD |
| FBA19WAB712 | 24 | 24 | $588 | Recovered | 21139480255 | $588 |
More Refunds
You saw shipment refunds above. Amazon quietly holds onto money in four other places too — here’s each one, and how sure we are we can get it back.
Amazon should charge the customer and repay you 45 days after a refund — and often doesn’t. We match every refund to its return and surface the ones that never closed.
| Order | Product | Refunded | Days | Status | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 113-7737487-3137815 | Jun 2 | 47 | Not returned | File claim | |
| 112-5164796-0962633 | May 28 | 52 | Not returned | File claim | |
| 111-7711929-8598649 | Jun 24 | 25 | Wrong item back | File claim | |
| 114-7078152-1818656 | Jul 1 | 18 | Awaiting return | Tracking |
Automated workflow
The audit runs once. After that, Dragon Refunds becomes part of how you operate — surfacing what changed the moment it changes, and chasing every filed case until it closes. You approve; it does the rest.
Reporting
A dashboard only helps the day you open it. Dragon Refunds pushes what changed to your inbox or your Slack — what's newly recoverable, what's about to expire, and what actually hit your account.
$3,140 newly recoverable · 4 claims expire in 11 days
Sorted by deadline, not dollar value — because the window closes either way.
Amazon paid you $1,328
Ping the channel on every win, or roll it into one daily digest. Your call.
Case follow-through
Cases stall. Denials arrive as boilerplate. Most money is lost after the claim is filed, not before — so Dragon Refunds watches every case until it closes, and tells you the move.
No Amazon response since Jul 2. Follow-up sent on your behalf, citing the original POD.
Boilerplate denial — "insufficient documentation." Your BOL and packing slip were already on file. Appeal drafted.
Amazon asked for a supplier invoice. It's the only thing standing between this case and $1,540.
$260 paid in cash and reconciled against your ledger. No reversal so far.
How we compare
Most services hand you a number, take 25%, and ask you to trust it. Dragon Refunds pinpoints the exact source of every claim — a lost shipment, damaged inventory, a dimension mismatch, a COGS error — keeps the whole trail visible, and charges 15% only if you want it filed for you. For operators who want everything tracked, not taken on faith.
