Built by one person, held to Stripe's own numbers

Foxhound is built and run by Dustin Edwards. It started as a rebuild of an earlier payment recovery product, this time built around a stricter promise: Foxhound only earns money when it creates money the merchant can verify they would not otherwise have.

That promise shows up in the product, not just the pricing page. Every billed dollar links back to the evidence that earned it, a retry that succeeded, an email that was actually clicked, a card that was actually updated. Recoveries Stripe's own tools would have gotten anyway are recorded and shown for free. Dispute evidence is drafted automatically, but nothing reaches Stripe without a human reviewing and signing off first, there is no auto-submit toggle to accidentally leave on.

The company is US-based and operates under US jurisdiction. Foxhound is built on Stripe Connect, runs on Cloudflare Workers, and does not store card numbers.

Questions, bug reports, or just curious how something works: reach out at support@foxhoundapp.com.