Pricing
Two fees, on the way in and on the way out, both deducted from the amount and never added on top: a flat per-coin network fee that covers the real on-chain cost, and a processing fee set by your plan. This table is generated from the same engine that charges you - it cannot drift from reality.
Free plan
0.5% per payment
No monthly fee - unlimited wallets, 500 addresses per wallet, stablecoins included
Premium plan
0.2% per payment
$24.99/month - unlocks USDT TRC20/ERC20 and ETH, unlimited wallets
Put in a payment and see what reaches your own address after both legs. The figures come from the same published schedule as the table below, run through the same order of operations the engine charges in, so this is a quote rather than an illustration.
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A flat amount in the coin itself, covering the on-chain cost of taking one payment in and sending one payout out. The two legs are billed separately: the receiving half on every payment, the payout half on every withdrawal, so batching withdrawals pays the payout half once. “With Gas Station” applies when your pre-funded station covers the token’s gas on the payout leg.
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Network fees are passed through at cost - we do not mark up the chain.
A funded Gas Station cuts the payout leg of the fee by 60%, which is the “With Gas Station” column.
Payments below the minimum are not credited and cannot be refunded.
Two things, both deducted from the amount rather than added on top: the fee for your plan, which is 0.5% on Free and 0.2% on Premium ($24.99/month), and the flat network fee for that coin shown in the table above. The same plan percentage applies again when you withdraw the balance. On the Free plan a 100 USDT payment on BNB Smart Chain credits 99.40, and withdrawing it lands about 97.90.
The real on-chain cost of receiving your payment and sending it out again, passed through at cost rather than marked up as a percentage. It is 1.1 USDT on BNB Smart Chain, 1.05 on Solana, 4 on Tron and 8 on Ethereum, because that is what those chains genuinely charge.
Partly. The fee in the table is two legs added together: taking one payment in, and sending one payout out. The receiving leg is charged on every payment and cannot be batched, because activating and sweeping each order address costs real gas. The payout leg is charged per withdrawal, so withdrawing in batches rather than per order pays that half once instead of every time. On Ethereum, where the payout leg is 5 of the 8, that is the difference that matters most.
Token payouts (like USDT) need native gas - TRX energy on Tron, BNB on BNB Smart Chain, ETH on Ethereum. A Gas Station lets you pre-fund that gas in the native coin, and in return the payout leg of the network fee drops by 60%. Because the fee in the table also includes the receiving leg, which is not discounted, the total falls by less than 60%: on Tron from 4 to 2.8, on BNB Smart Chain from 1.1 to 0.5, on Ethereum from 8 to 5. Those are the numbers in the "With Gas Station" column. You can enable or disable it per chain at any time.
Moving very small amounts on-chain costs more in network fees than the amount is worth. Payments below the minimum shown are therefore not credited and cannot be refunded - the invoice page states this before anyone pays.