Monthly pricing and policy changes
This page records changes we have verified. It does not reconstruct history from memory. This is the first pass. Nothing below is "a change from last month on this site," because there was no last month. It is a statement of what the pages said when we read them on November 9, 2026.
What did provider pages say in November 2026?
This is the first pass. Nothing below is "a change from last month on this site," because there was no last month. It is a statement of what the pages said when we read them on November 9, 2026.
- Stripe US domestic cards 2.9% + $0.30. Dispute received $15. Instant payouts 1.5%, minimum $0.50. Standard payouts no fee.
- PayPal US commercial schedule, which PayPal dates 4 November 2026: Checkout, Guest Checkout, and Venmo 3.49% + $0.49. Standard cards 2.99% + $0.49. Dispute fee $15. Card chargeback outside a PayPal account $20.
- Braintree schedule, which PayPal dates May 7, 2026: cards 2.89% + $0.29. Chargeback $15. Non-US cards +1%.
- Square US: Square Free online 3.3% + $0.30, online API 2.9% + $0.30, in person 2.6% + $0.15. No Square fee for dispute management.
- Helcim US disclosure, last updated 2 February 2026: online margin from interchange + 0.50% + $0.25, chargeback $15 refunded on a win.
- Shopify US plan table: Basic online standard cards 2.9% + $0.30. Basic plan $39 a month, or $29 yearly.
- Paddle 5% + $0.50. Lemon Squeezy 5% + $0.50, plus the documented add-ons. Lemon Squeezy remains a Stripe-owned merchant of record. Its 28 January 2026 update discusses Stripe Managed Payments and does not say the Lemon Squeezy price was withdrawn.
- Authorize.net all-in-one $25 a month and 2.9% + $0.30. Gateway only $25, $0.10 a transaction, $0.10 daily batch.
- Frame: card rates from 2.0% + $0.39, disputes $25, instant payouts 1.5%.
- Koji remains shut down as of 1 February 2024, per its own notice.
Later months should add a row only when a provider page differs from the dataset, and the changelog should name the edit.
01What is the direct answer on Monthly pricing and policy changes?
Monthly pricing and policy changes is answered from provider pages read on November 9, 2026. Stripe's US domestic comparison rate on that day is 2.9% + $0.30, and a dispute received is $15.
02When should you stay on Stripe?
Stay when the account is healthy and you still want Billing, Tax, Connect, or Terminal. A migration of tokens and subscriptions costs more than a gap of a few dollars a month.
03What if Stripe has closed the account?
Export what you can, appeal with documents if the email allows it, and do not route charges through someone else's Stripe account. A second instant-onboard processor often reaches the same answer.
04Which rate should you ignore?
Ignore a floor, a 'from' price, and any percent this site did not read on the provider's page. Frame's card line, from 2.0% + $0.39, is a floor and is not a billed rate.
05Where is the source?
The sources list on this page names the documents. The reading date is November 9, 2026. If this page and the provider disagree, the provider's page wins.
06What should you open next?
Open the provider profile and the switching guide before you move a subscription. The pricing dataset has the same figures in a table.
Which sources were checked?
Monthly pricing and policy changes cites 1 source link. Fee figures are from the edition dated November 9, 2026. A later reading is dated where it is cited.
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