Pricing
A rate built for your payment model
We don't publish a rate card: the rate for a shop turning over 300 thousand and a service turning over 30 million cannot be the same number. We work it out from five inputs.
Base rates by payment method
These are starting figures. Your exact rate depends on turnover, average order value and sector — we price it individually.
SBPQR code and payment linkfrom 4%
Bank cardsMir, Visa and Mastercard, domestic and foreignfrom 5%
- Payment linksNo integration, no developmentfrom 4%
- CryptoBTC, ETH and USDT with conversion to roublesfrom 1%
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No monthly fee
You pay a percentage of turnover. Onboarding, the dashboard and support cost nothing.
No extras
- Onboarding and setup
- Dashboard and reporting
- Hosted checkout and payment links
- Webhooks and a test environment
Your rate is calculated, not looked up
We don't publish a rate card: the rate for a shop turning over 300 thousand and a service turning over 30 million cannot be the same number. We work it out from five inputs.
There is no template rate.
There is a rate worked out against your payment model.
Message a manager on Telegram — we'll look at the project and come back with numbers within a business day.
Answer within a business day
- Turnover and average orderMonthly payment volume and the size of a typical transaction01
- +Sector and geographyWhat the project does and where it takes payments02
- +Payment methodsCards, Faster Payments, crypto and their share of volume03
- +Transactions and payoutsOperation count and whether you need mass payouts04
- +API and integrationConnection requirements and technical implementation05
Included in the rate
- Onboarding and setup
- Dashboard and reporting
- Hosted checkout and payment links
- Webhooks and a test environment
- 24/7 support
- Scheduled settlements
Frequently asked questions
If your question isn't here, message a manager on Telegram.
Question not covered? The manager replies on Telegram within the business day.
Ask a questionOne to three business days. Document review takes the longest; the integration itself takes about half an hour.
