Pro · planned
The calculator, the evidence pack and the letters on this site are free and stay free. The paid packs are planned for businesses with a large balance on ice that want more structure. Prices are one-off: we will never take a percentage of money released.
Evidence pack
$199 one-off, planned
Pack + tracker
$499 one-off, planned
Free now, and the base the packs will build on: the release-date log, the escalation timeline with calendar reminders and the deadline chase, the partial-release request, the deductions challenge letter and the PayPal Notice of Dispute checklist.
Nothing can be charged: checkout is switched off. Until it opens, use the free calculator, evidence pack and letters.
Compared with paid help · checked 24 Oct 2026
Services that work on held payouts publish very different prices, and some publish none. Prices below are copied from each provider’s own page on the date shown, in the currency they use. Success rates and timings are their own claims; we have not checked them.
| Who | What you get | Published price | What they claim |
|---|---|---|---|
| FrozenFunds (planned) | Self-help software: calculator, evidence pack, letters, escalation timeline (free now); Pro packs add structure. You send everything yourself. No lawyer, no representation. | Free tools; packs $199 or $499 one-off, planned and not on sale. Never a share of released money. | No outcome claims. |
| UnblockFunds | Document review, lawyer-prepared demand letter, follow-ups; negotiation on higher tiers. | €499 fixed (cases under €25k, one follow-up cycle), €999 premium, or 15% of the amount recovered. | Their claims: 89% recovery rate, 47-day average resolution, 1,200+ cases closed, €18.4M recovered in 2025. |
| Terms.Law | A California attorney’s demand letter on letterhead, certified mail, review of the first reply and one deadline follow-up. Filing and court work excluded. | From $2,500 (minimum). Multi-round negotiation is a separate $3,000 phase (fee page). | Their claim: most frozen-funds matters resolve at the demand-letter stage. |
| Chargeback.io (recovery service) | Specialists contact the processor’s risk team for you. | No public price: a free proposal after review. (Its chargeback-alert product is priced separately, per alert.) | Their claims: 90% success rate, 7–30 day average recovery. |
| GOT Suspended? | Funds-release requests and escalation, attorney-reviewed letters where needed. | No public price: free assessment, then a quote. Its terms say funds-release fees are paid in advance and are non-refundable once work starts, unless a success fee is agreed. | Their claims: 97% peak reinstatement rate, 10,000+ cases resolved. |
Which fits? If the balance is large, the processor has stopped answering and you want someone to act for you, a lawyer or a managed service may be worth the fee: ask for the price in writing first. If you are happy to send the letters yourself, the free tools here do that today. FrozenFunds is not a law firm and is not affiliated with any provider listed; we earn nothing from these links.
A frozen balance and a closed account are two problems. If you need a new provider, apply openly and disclose your history when asked. FrozenFunds will not help anyone hide a past closure or sell prohibited goods.
We plan to list a few backup processors here. If any listing ever earns us a referral fee, it will say so next to the link.
For a large balance, a solicitor or attorney may be worth it. Ask about a fixed fee before you agree to anything.