Billing
Your PayNow plan, billing details and invoices, meaning what PayNow charges you.
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Your PayNow plan, billing details and invoices, meaning what PayNow charges you.
Billing is what PayNow charges you. Payouts is what PayNow pays you. Two pages, opposite directions.
Dashboard → Billing → Billing. Needs billing_manage.
A new store shows a warning at the top until billing details are provided. Click Billing Details in the top right, complete the form, and the warning clears.

Tier Details
Your current plan, your usage limit within that tier, and your platform fees. Click Change Plan to browse and select a different package.
Subscription Status
The status of your PayNow subscription.
Invoices
Every invoice PayNow has issued you, for your own bookkeeping. For sales-side records, export from Transactions instead.

Four plans. The higher the plan, the lower the percentage PayNow takes from each sale, so the subscription partly pays for itself as you grow.
Free
3.5%
Up to $2,000
Pro
3%
Up to $5,000
Business
2.5%
Unlimited
Enterprise
Custom
Custom
Free and Pro cap your monthly sales. They are not soft targets. Watch the usage figure in Tier Details as you approach the limit, because a store that hits its cap mid-month is a store that stops taking money.
Prices are on paynow.gg/pricing and vary with monthly or annual billing, so check there rather than relying on a figure quoted here.
Everything in a lower plan is included in the ones above it.
Free
Full chargeback protection, headless API, custom templates, worldwide payment processing, basic statistics
Business
Enterprise
Talk to PayNow about what you need
The dashboard badges the Business features as Business Plan Feature rather than naming the plan.
Anything not named above is in Free.
Detailed statistics add Popular Times of Day and Order Volume By Product, which tell you when to announce a sale and which price points work. Compare that against your monthly revenue on the Dashboard before you switch.
Your plan and your platform fees are separate charges. The plan is a recurring charge for the tier. Platform fees are a percentage of each sale, shown per transaction on Transactions. A bill that looks higher than expected is usually both.
Each tier carries its own platform fee rate, shown next to the tier when you click Change Plan, so compare the fee rates as well as the subscription price before you switch.
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