SumUp
£290/mo est.
- In-person rate
- 1.69%
- Online rate
- 2.5%
- Monthly fee
- £0/mo
- Terminal cost
- —
- Contract length
- No contract
- Settlement time
- —
- Est. monthly cost
- £290/mo
Low-cost pay-as-you-go card readers popular with micro-merchants and pop-up retail.
Best for
Sole traders, mobile sellers, and pop-up retail wanting a low-cost entry into card acceptance.
Every fee we track, grouped by where it applies.
In-person terminal and tap-to-pay transactions.
Payments Plus plan: £19/mo reduces in-person rate to 0.99% domestic.
Online checkout and keyed-in card transactions.
Online / payment-link / invoice rate, confirmed on sumup.com/en-gb/payment-links (2.50%). In-person PAYG remains 1.69%.
Payments Plus plan: £19/mo reduces in-person rate to 0.99% domestic.
Chargeback fee not published on sumup.com/en-gb/pricing. UNVERIFIED.
No separate Amex premium stated on sumup.com/en-gb/pricing.
Flat 1.69% applies regardless of card origin — no separate international surcharge stated.
Cancel anytime, no lock-in.
Instant payout fee not published. UNVERIFIED.
Confirmed: refunds are free (no additional fee).
PCI compliance status not confirmed on sumup.com/en-gb/pricing at time of research. UNVERIFIED.
Recurring invoices supported.
Cards, wallets, and other methods supported by SumUp for UK merchants.
SumUp is a European-founded payments company offering compact card readers and terminals to small businesses. Flat-rate transaction pricing with no monthly fees and no lock-in contracts. Hardware available from major retailers and direct online.
SumUp was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in Berlin, Germany.
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