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Accept cards, PayPal, Apple Pay, and more with instant approval and instant payouts

Go live today with no paperwork, no chargebacks, and a plug-and-play stack that works across payment links, widget, plugins, and API.

Instant ApprovalNo PaperworkInstant PayoutsNo Chargebacks

Familiar Checkout Methods

How AllPays.co Fits Into the Stack

A simple view of where AllPays sits between traditional processors and a fully DIY build.

Traditional
DIY
AllPays.co
Instant approval
No paperwork
Instant payouts
No chargebacks
Multiple payment methods
Links, widget, plugins, and API

PricingSimple pricing for testing, launching, and scaling your payments

Preview the plans here, then open the pricing page for the full comparison and plan details.

Save 20% with annual billing

Start

$0

No monthly software fee

Works with every integration path

Best for testing and one-off sales.

Processing fee

10%

Per successful transaction

  • All integrations: links, widget, plugins, API
  • Hosted checkout
  • Wallet settlement
  • Basic payout visibility
  • 1 seat
  • Docs/community support
Create Payment Link

Use any integration path with the lowest monthly commitment.

Launch

$79

/month

Annual saves 20%

Best for small merchants with repeat sales.

Processing fee

8%

Per successful transaction

  • Everything in Start
  • Branded checkout
  • Payout reports
  • Email support
  • Lower processing fee
Choose Launch

Use any integration path with lower fees and stronger checkout controls.

Growth

Most Popular

$249

/month

Annual saves 20%

Best for SaaS, apps, and serious operators.

Processing fee

5.9%

Per successful transaction

  • Everything in Launch
  • Smart routing
  • Retries / failover UI
  • Custom domain setup
  • Deeper analytics
  • Priority support
  • Lowest processing fee
Choose Growth

Use any integration path with the lowest fee and deepest toolkit.

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Go Live With the Setup Path That Fits Today

Create payment links first, then move into widget, plugins, or API whenever you need more control.