Suby uses a transparent and predictable pricing model. Fees are clearly defined, automatically applied, and fully visible in your dashboard. Pricing depends on the payment method used (card or crypto).

For card payments, Suby applies a percentage-based fee combined with a fixed fee per transaction.

Card payment fees are deducted at payout time (5% + $0.30 in total). The full payment amount is first captured from the customer, and fees are then deducted when the funds are paid out, so your payout reflects the net amount after fees.

Crypto payments on Suby use a percentage-based fee only (1.5%). There are no fixed fees applied to crypto transactions.

Crypto payment fees are applied directly on-chain at execution time through smart contracts. You receive the net amount immediately after the transaction is confirmed on the blockchain.

Web apps can replace traditional bank transfers by using a payment provider that supports stablecoin settlement. Suby allows revenue to be settled in USDC, offering faster access to funds and eliminating reliance on banking rails.

Suby does not charge any hidden fees. All fees are transparent, clearly displayed, and accessible at any time from your dashboard.

Card payment fees differ from crypto fees because card payments rely on traditional financial infrastructure involving banks, payment networks, and dispute management processes, which introduce fixed and variable costs. Crypto payments are settled directly on-chain, allowing for simpler and lower-cost fee structures.

You can see all your fees and payouts directly in the Suby dashboard, where each transaction shows a detailed fee breakdown, the net amount received, and payout-level summaries.

Yes, you can upgrade your Suby plan at any time. If you process more than 2,500 dollars in volume per month, it is recommended to move to the Standard plan, and if you reach 20,000 dollars in volume per month, the Business plan becomes the most cost-effective option.