A $35 item with $8 shipping
Sold price $35
You keep $24.45 after Stripe takes $1.55.
- What you keep
- $24.45
- Stripe fees
- $1.55
- Your costs
- $17.00
- List at
- $35.56
- Your buyer pays
- $43.00
What Stripe takes from a card payment, and what you keep.
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Fee news: No Stripe fee changes announced (checked ). All fee changes
On a refund, Stripe keeps its $1.55 fee.
You keep $24.45 after Stripe takes $1.55.
Stripe's standard US pricing is 2.9% plus $0.30 for each successful payment on a domestic card. There's no setup or monthly fee. On a $35 sale with $8 shipping, Stripe takes $1.55.
The working shows here once your figures are filled in.
A card typed in by hand adds 0.5%, an international card adds 1.5%, and converting currency adds 1%. These come on top of the standard 2.9% plus $0.30.
Sold price $35
You keep $24.45 after Stripe takes $1.55.
Sold price $500
You keep $272.70 after Stripe takes $27.30.
Stripe adds up the percentages that apply to the card, rounds to the nearest cent, then adds the fixed $0.30. On a $35 sale with $8 shipping, that's $1.25 plus $0.30: $1.55.
For a domestic card payment, Stripe's 2.9% plus $0.30 costs less than PayPal Checkout's 3.49% plus $0.49. On a $35 sale with $8 shipping, Stripe takes $1.55 and PayPal $1.99.
No, Stripe's standard pricing has no setup or monthly fee. Some other charges, such as dispute fees, can apply and aren't included here.
No: when you refund a payment, Stripe keeps its processing fee from the original charge. On our $35 example with $8 shipping, that's $1.55 you don't get back.
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