Pricing

Simple, transparent, per-flow pricing

FestiPal charges a small platform fee only on the money that actually moves through us — crew payouts and deal settlements. Cash, tokens, and card sales processed by your own reader (SumUp, Zettle, Square) are never charged. Nothing is ever a surprise: every fee is shown before you confirm, and rates only ever go down as amounts grow.

Crew payouts

Payroll computation, batch payouts, anti-double-pay protection, statements.

First €1,000.001.50%
€1,000.00 – €2,000.001.30%
€2,000.00 – €5,000.001.20%
Above €5,000.001.00%

Examples: €500.00 → €7.50 · €3,000.00 → €40.00 · €10,000.00 → €114.00

Deal settlements

Contract-to-settlement automation, revenue splits, audit trail — the core value flow.

First €5,000.003.00%
€5,000.00 – €15,000.002.50%
€15,000.00 – €50,000.002.00%
Above €50,000.001.50%

Examples: €10,000.00 → €275.00 · €20,000.00 → €500.00 · €100,000.00 → €1,850.00

POS card sales (routed through FestiPal)

Live catalog, terminal operations, settlement-grade sales reporting — still under standard card processing rates.

All amounts1.40%

Example: €10,000.00 → €140.00

How brackets work

Rates are marginal, like income tax brackets — each slice of an amount pays only the rate for the tier it falls into. A €3,000 payout doesn't jump to a higher rate all at once; the first €1,000 pays 1.5%, the next €1,000 pays 1.3%, and so on. There are no cliffs and no benefit to splitting or merging transactions to dodge a tier — the math is the same either way.

A minimum fee of €0.10 applies per transaction, to avoid dust charges.

Contracted rates

Larger organizations may negotiate a custom fee schedule directly with FestiPal. If your organization has a contracted rate, it's shown as "Contracted" in your workspace's Plan & Fees settings and always takes precedence over the default schedule above.

Fees FAQ

When am I charged?

Fees are computed and disclosed at the moment of the transaction — a payout, a deal settlement — never retroactively. If the schedule changes later, transactions you've already completed are unaffected.

What's never charged?

Cash sales, token sales, and card sales processed by your own external reader (SumUp, Zettle, Square) are recorded for your reporting but never charged a FestiPal fee — we only charge on money that actually routes through our own payment infrastructure.

Does Stripe charge its own fees too?

Yes. Stripe's own processing and payout fees are billed by Stripe directly to your connected account — they are separate from, and not collected by, FestiPal's platform fee.

What happens on a refund?

FestiPal's platform fee is refunded proportionally when the underlying transaction is refunded — you are never charged a fee on money that was returned.

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Effective 2026-07-25. See your workspace's Settings → Plan & Fees for your organization's specific schedule, or sign in to get started.