Are There Hidden Transaction Fees with POSable?

by POSable Support Team | January 5, 2026 1:20 pm

No. POSable doesn’t charge any transaction fees and never takes a percentage of your card sales. POSable is the point of sale software, not a payment processor. Your card fees are agreed directly between you and your chosen provider: Dojo, Teya, myPOS or Gravity Payments. The only thing you pay POSable is your monthly or annual subscription, from £20 a month for up to 5 devices.

Important: The provider sets every card rate on this page, not POSable. The figures are indicative examples of what our partners currently advertise. The rate you’re offered will depend on your card turnover (volume), your business type and the mix of cards your customers use. Many providers will negotiate, so always get a personalised quote from the provider before you sign up.


Why this matters for your business

Card fees are often a business’s biggest ongoing payment cost, and they’re easy to underestimate. Some “free till” deals recover their cost through higher card rates for years. An example based on £50,000 a year in card takings:

Card rateAnnual card fees
1.75% (a typical “free till” rate)£875
0.40% (a low-rate example)£200


That’s a £675 a year difference, or about £56 a month, before you’ve paid anything for the till.


Because POSable works with several providers and doesn’t add a markup, you can:


Unlike some POS companies, we don’t offer “better rates” in exchange for a long contract. You make your own arrangement with the provider, and POSable has no contract. You can cancel at any time.


Card payment partners and indicative rates

POSable works with one active card provider at a time, which you set in the dashboard under API Settings → Payments.

ProviderTerminalRegionIndicative rate*
DojoGO MAXUK and selected EUfrom 1.2% or lower
TeyaTeya ProUKfrom 1.2% or lower
myPOSGO 2 (Wi‑Fi, USB, 4G)UK and EUfrom 1.1% or lower
Gravity PaymentsPAX A920 Pro, via emergepayUnited Statesfrom 2.2% or lower

*Indicative rates are examples published by each partner. They aren’t a quote or an offer from POSable. The rate you get is set by the provider and depends on your volume, card mix and business profile.


Dojo

Dojo takes card payments in the UK and selected EU markets. POSable works with the Dojo GO MAX terminal.


Teya

Teya takes card payments in the UK. POSable works with the Teya Pro terminal.


myPOS

myPOS takes card payments across the UK and EU. POSable works with the myPOS GO 2, which connects over Wi‑Fi, USB or its own 4G data SIM.

myPOS publishes a standard price list. For businesses with under £10,000 a month in card turnover:

Card typeFee per transaction
Domestic and EEA consumer cards1.10% + 7p
American Express2.45% + 7p
All other consumer and commercial cards2.85% + 7p
Fixed monthly feeNone

This tier suits smaller businesses and new start-ups. myPOS says rates can go as low as 0.99% for higher volumes. Contact myPOS sales for a quote.


Gravity Payments (United States)

Gravity Payments takes card payments in the United States. POSable works with Gravity’s emergepay platform and the PAX A920 Pro terminal. Gravity isn’t available for UK or EU businesses.


What affects the rate you’re offered?

Every provider prices differently, but these are the usual factors:


Questions to ask any provider before signing:


Worked example (illustrative only)

A shop taking £5,000 a month on card would pay roughly:

RateMonthly feesAnnual fees
1.1%£55£660
1.2%£60£720
1.75%£87.50£1,050

These figures only apply the percentage. They leave out any fixed per-transaction fee, terminal cost or other charges. Your own figures will depend on the rate your provider quotes you.


How to set up card payments in POSable

  1. Choose a provider. Get quotes from the partners available in your region. If you start a free trial, we can introduce you to the partner that suits your rates and region.
  2. Open your merchant account with the provider and receive your terminal.
  3. Enter your provider details in the POSable dashboard under API Settings → Payments. Only one card provider can be active at a time.
  4. Connect the terminal to your till. See What hardware do I need for POSable?[1]
  5. Take a test payment, then check it appears in your dashboard sales and payment reports.

Your provider’s statement shows the fees deducted. POSable’s reports show your gross takings by payment method, so you can reconcile the two at month end.

Rates are correct at the time of publishing and can vary depending on promotional rates, market changes and factors out of the control of POSable Ltd.

Endnotes:
  1. What hardware do I need for POSable?: https://posable.co.uk/posable-docs/what-hardware-do-i-need-for-posable/

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