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How much does QuickBooks Payments take?

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On a $100.00 sale with the default settings, QuickBooks Payments takes $2.99 and you keep $97.01 — an effective rate of 2.99%. QuickBooks Payments takes 2.99% of invoices paid by card or digital wallet, 1% of invoices paid by ACH bank transfer with no maximum listed, 2.5% in person and 3.5% for typed-in cards, plus 1% for international cards. No monthly fee on the Standard QuickBooks Online chart; instant deposit costs 1.75%.

Verified against QuickBooks Payments's fee page · numbers reviewed 2026-09-28 · page checked 2026-11-06
SaleFeesYou keepEffective rate
$10.00$0.30$9.703.00%
$25.00$0.75$24.253.00%
$50.00$1.50$48.503.00%
$100.00$2.99$97.012.99%
$250.00$7.48$242.522.99%
$500.00$14.95$485.052.99%
$1,000.00$29.90$970.102.99%

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How the fee is built

QuickBooks Payments takes a percentage of each payment, set by how your customer pays: 2.99% for an invoice paid by card or digital wallet (Apple Pay, PayPal, Venmo), 1% for an invoice paid by ACH bank transfer, 2.5% in person with a card reader or Tap to Pay, 3.5% for a card number typed in, and 1% for PIN debit. International cards and international PayPal accounts add 1%. The Standard QuickBooks Online chart has no monthly fee and no fixed per-transaction fee on card payments. Instant deposit costs 1.75% of the amount deposited. Intuit rounds each fee to the nearest cent.

In QuickBooks Payments's own words

Source: Intuit Payments Standard Pricing Schedule (U.S. only), Standard Customers — September 12, 2023 · Credit Card Processing Fees & Rates Explained | QuickBooks (payment-rates page).

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