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What your payment processor's fee costs
The only percentage that comes out of a sale is your payment processor's own fee. It is set by Stripe or Razorpay, not by us, and it varies by payment method — so we link to their pricing pages rather than print a number that goes stale.
Last updated Oct 2, 2026
Why we don’t quote a fixed percentage
A processor’s rate card is a matrix: it changes with the card type, the buyer’s country, the payment method and sometimes your sales volume. Anything we printed here would be out of date within a quarter. We’d rather point you at the source than mislead.
Where to see the live rate
- Stripe — stripe.com/pricing for the public rates. Your Stripe dashboard shows the fee on each payment.
- Razorpay (India) — razorpay.com/pricing. Your Razorpay dashboard shows the fee beside each settlement.
- Both pricing pages are linked from the bottom of your Payouts page.
Where the money actually flows
Money never sits in our accounts. Your processor deducts its fee at checkout and pays the rest directly to your bank, on its own schedule.
Our cut
Zero. You’re paying us for the platform via your subscription plan, not via a per-transaction skim. Verify it any time against your own Stripe or Razorpay dashboard — what they pay out is what hits your bank, untouched by us.
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