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Understanding Stripe Fees

Stripe is a popular online payment processing platform designed to help companies of all sizes accept payments, manage business finances, and grow revenue. It’s ideal for businesses that accept online payments, but Stripe also offers a point-of-sale system, called Stripe Terminal, for in-person transactions. One of the main benefits of using Stripe is its straightforward fee structure, which is made up of a percentage fee and/or a fixed fee.

Our calculator uses Stripe’s online payments and digital wallets fee of 2.9% plus $0.30 per transaction. Enter your transaction amount to see what Stripe charges, what you’ll take home, and what you should charge to account for the fees.

Keep reading to learn more about other types of Stripe transaction fees, as well as how to maximize your revenue and minimize processing fees.

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How much are Stripe fees?

The most common Stripe fee is 2.9% plus $0.30 per card and digital wallet transaction. There are additional fees associated with other types of Stripe transactions. For U.S.-based businesses, standard Stripe fees include:

*Information accurate as of February 23, 2023

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Certain transactions may also be subject to additional fees, including:

• 1% fee for international cards and digital wallet payments
• 1% fee for currency conversions on international cards and digital wallet payments
• $15 per bounced check
• $4 for failed ACH Direct Debit payments
• $15 for disputed ACH Direct Debit payments

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How to calculate Stripe fees

You can use the following formula to calculate any Stripe fee:

(Payment Amount * Percentage Fee) + Fixed Fee

For example, if an in-person customer pays $75 using the Stripe Terminal, you’ll pay ($75 * 0.027) + $0.05. This amounts to $2.075 in Stripe transaction fees.

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To calculate what you should ask for, use the formula:

(Desired Amount + Fixed Fee)/(1 - Percentage Fee)

For example, if you want to receive 90 dollars after billing using the digital Payments tool, you should charge ($90 + $0.30)/(1 - 0.029), or $90.30/0.971, which amounts to $93 dollars.

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