Editorial policy
These are the rules for fees, dates, and ranks. Stripe's trademarks belong to Stripe, Inc., and they are used here to identify that company's products. A fee, a date, or a rank is not changed to favor a provider. The figures were read on November 9, 2026.
How are fees and ranks handled?
A fee, a date, or a rank is not changed to favor a provider. Frame's profile uses Frame's pricing page as the source, including the parts that compare less favorably with Stripe: the card rate is a floor, the dispute fee is $25 against Stripe's $15, and the product is US-only.
What will a page not do?
- Sell a ranking. Placement is the methodology, not a media buy.
- Invent a rate to fill a cell. The cell says the price is quoted or unverified.
- Claim that a provider accepts an industry unless the provider's own page says so. Frame's positioning, regulated and higher-risk US businesses, up-front underwriting, is not a list of approved MCCs.
- Describe a tool that sits on Stripe as a way to escape a Stripe shutdown. Outseta and CheckoutPage are called out for this.
- Pretend Koji is a current option. Koji's own notice says it shut down on 1 February 2024.
How do corrections work?
A provider or a reader can report a wrong figure on the corrections page. The change, if we make one, is logged on the changelog with the date and the source. A request to be ranked higher without a factual error is not a correction.
How should you quote this site?
Quote the figure and the "last verified" date together, and prefer the provider's own pricing page for a binding number.
01Can a fee be changed to favor a provider?
No. A fee, a date, or a rank is not changed to favor anyone. Frame's dispute fee stays $25 against Stripe's $15 because that is what the pricing pages said on November 9, 2026.
02What if a rate is missing?
The cell says the price is quoted or was not transcribed. Inventing a percent to fill the cell is not allowed.
03Can a page claim a provider accepts an industry?
Only when that provider's own page says so. Frame's positioning for regulated and higher-risk US businesses is not a list of approved merchant category codes.
04Are tools built on Stripe treated as an exit?
No. Outseta and CheckoutPage sit on Stripe. A closed Stripe account is a closed account for those tools too.
05Is Koji a current option?
No. Koji's own notice says the product shut down on 1 February 2024.
Which sources were checked?
Editorial policy 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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