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Foxhound vs Stunning

One of the original standalone dunning-email tools for recovering failed Stripe payments.

Dimension	Foxhound	Stunning
Pricing model	20% of Foxhound-attributed recoveries only. Baseline recoveries Stripe would have gotten anyway are free. Nothing billed until a recovery has matured 30 days.	A fixed monthly fee scaled to the merchant's MRR, not a percentage of what gets recovered. Stunning's own pricing page illustrates an example rate around $120/month at a specific MRR tier.
What it does	Silent retries first, then AI-drafted dunning emails across 30 days, then disputes and intelligence in the same product.	Automated dunning-email sequences for failed Stripe payments. Scoped narrowly to email-based recovery.
Silent retries before email	Yes, a scheduled retry runs before any customer-facing email so a quietly recoverable payment is never dunned unnecessarily.	Not a stated feature; the product's public positioning centers on the email sequence itself.
Disputes and intelligence	Both included in the same product: human-approved dispute evidence and free MRR analytics.	Not offered; the product is scoped to dunning emails.
Cost when little is recovered	Zero. Fee only applies to attributed recoveries.	The flat subscription tier still applies regardless of how much is actually recovered that month.

Where Foxhound is behind

Foxhound is newer than one of the category's original entrants.
A flat monthly fee is simpler to budget for than an outcome-based percentage, if predictability matters more than paying only for results.

See Foxhound's pricing in full

20% of Foxhound-attributed recoveries, capped disputes, a free Intelligence tier. No fee until a recovery has matured 30 days.