// the cap
At 1%, the cap starts working from orders of $1,500 — above that the fee stops growing while your revenue does not.
Order of $10,000
You keep $85 more
Order of $100,000
You keep $985 more
Same rate, one with a ceiling and one without.
| Order value | Our fee | 1%, no cap | You save |
|---|---|---|---|
| $50 | $0.51% | $0.5 | — |
| $500 | $51% | $5 | — |
| $1,500 | $151% | $15 | — |
| $10,000Cap | $150.15% | $100 | $85 |
| $100,000Cap | $150.015% | $1,000 | $985 |
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Below $1,500 you simply pay 1%; from $1,500 up, the fee stays at $15 no matter how large the order.
// plans
Each plan includes a volume allowance and an order allowance per 30-day cycle; whichever runs out first, the rest is billed pay as you go.
$19/mo
Effective rate 0.475%
52.5% cheaper than pay-as-you-go at the same volume
The first step up from pay-as-you-go: a fixed monthly cost, and the rate already cut roughly in half.
$49/mo
Effective rate 0.408%
59.2% cheaper than pay-as-you-go at the same volume
vs Starter: 3× the volume, effective rate 14% lower, $30 more per month
$119/mo
Effective rate 0.331%
66.9% cheaper than pay-as-you-go at the same volume
vs Growth: 3× the volume, effective rate 19% lower, $70 more per month
Past a few hundred thousand a month, pricing is a conversation rather than a menu.
$699/mo
78.2% cheaper than pay-as-you-go at the same volume
vs Business: 2.9× the volume, effective rate 19.6% lower, $400 more per month
// comparison
The last column answers the only question worth asking: what does moving up actually buy?
| Plan | Price / month | Volume / cycle | Orders / cycle | Effective rate | vs pay-as-you-go | What the upgrade buys |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pay as you go | $0 | — | — | 1% · cap $15 | Baseline | Baseline |
| Starter | $19 | $4,000 | 400 | 0.475% | −52.5% | First paid tier |
| Growth | $49 | $12,000 | 1,200 | 0.408% | −59.2% | 3× volume · rate −14% · +$30/mo |
| Pro | $119 | $36,000 | 3,600 | 0.331% | −66.9% | 3× volume · rate −19% · +$70/mo |
| Business | $299 | $110,000 | 11,000 | 0.272% | −72.8% | 3.1× volume · rate −17.8% · +$180/mo |
| Scale | $699 | $320,000 | 32,000 | 0.218% | −78.2% | 2.9× volume · rate −19.6% · +$400/mo |
| Enterprise | Let us talk | Negotiated | Negotiated | Negotiated | — | Priced against your volume and order size |
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Anything past the allowance is billed pay as you go: 1%, capped at $15 per transaction.
// calculator
Describe one month of business and the cheapest option wins — including when that answer is no plan at all.
Cheapest for you
Pro — about $119 a month
Saves $76 a month against pay-as-you-go
And $141 a month against a 1% gateway with no cap.
| Plan | Subscription | Over allowance | Total / month |
|---|---|---|---|
| ProCheapest | $119 | All covered | $119 |
| Growth | $49 | $755 orders × $15 | $124 |
| Starter | $19 | $16511 orders × $15 | $184 |
| Pay as you go | $0 | $19513 orders × $15 | $195 |
| Business | $299 | All covered | $299 |
| Scale | $699 | All covered | $699 |
Swipe the table sideways to see every column.
An estimate at monthly prices; paying 3–12 months up front takes another 10–20% off.
// no hidden lines
A gateway that holds your money has to charge when it pays you out; ours never holds it, so those fees do not exist here.
Paid by your customer's wallet at the moment they send, straight to the network.
No setup fee, no monthly minimum, no settlement fee — there is no settlement step at all.
1% is charged only once the transaction is confirmed on chain.
An on-chain payment is final, so there are no chargebacks and no fee for them.
// questions
The parts of a pricing page people normally have to email support about.
Each plan carries two allowances for a 30-day cycle: an order count and a volume figure. Internally the volume figure is held as a fee budget — included volume × the current 1% rate — and every order spends its own fee out of that budget. Because a single fee can never exceed $15, large orders eat far less budget than their face value, so a merchant selling high-ticket items gets more volume than the number printed on the card.
Every 30 days counted from the day your subscription started, not on the first of the calendar month. Unused allowance does not roll over — it is capacity reserved for you, not a stored balance.
Nothing breaks and nothing is blocked. Orders past the allowance are billed at the pay-as-you-go price — 1% capped at $15 per transaction — taken from your prepaid balance. If the calculator shows you going over every month, the next tier up is almost always cheaper than the overage.
Your customer does, from their own wallet, at the moment they send the payment. It never reaches the bill we send you, and we never take a cut of it.
From a prepaid USDT balance in your dashboard. The plan price is deducted when you subscribe; per-transaction fees are deducted as payments confirm. If the balance runs low, new orders pause until you top up — payments already in flight keep being watched and settled.
Probably not, and the calculator will say so. Plans are sized at roughly ten dollars of volume per order, and the order allowance exists because every address we watch on chain costs us something regardless of how small the payment is. Below that, pay-as-you-go is the honest choice.