Stax Pricing 2026
Stax starts from $99/month. What follows is what that figure does and does not cover, what drives the total, and what comparable payment processing tools charge.
See full Stax overview — features, integrations & alternatives- Pricing model
- Flat monthly subscription (0% markup on interchange) plus per-transaction fees; interchange-plus available as an alternative
- Starting price
- From $99/month
- Free trial
- Not stated
Published tiers by annual processing volume: up to $150,000/yr equals $99/month; $150,000-$250,000/yr equals $139/month; $250,000+/yr equals $199+/month (custom quote above that). Per-transaction fees on top: $0.08 card-present, $0.15 card-not-present, ACH 1% (capped at $10/transaction). No cancellation fees. Optional add-ons include chargeback protection ($25/chargeback) and a terminal protection plan ($19/month).
What does Stax cost?
Stax prices by quote, like most of this category. Here is what actually drives your number — and what to ask before you get one.
6 of the 15 vendors we track in this category publish no list price at all.
Stax pricing FAQs
How much does Stax cost?
Stax starts from $99/month. Published tiers by annual processing volume: up to $150,000/yr equals $99/month; $150,000-$250,000/yr equals $139/month; $250,000+/yr equals $199+/month (custom quote above that). Per-transaction fees on top: $0.08 card-present, $0.15 card-not-present, ACH 1% (capped at $10/transaction). No cancellation fees. Optional add-ons include chargeback protection ($25/chargeback) and a terminal protection plan ($19/month).
What drives the cost of Stax?
Published tiers by annual processing volume: up to $150,000/yr equals $99/month; $150,000-$250,000/yr equals $139/month; $250,000+/yr equals $199+/month (custom quote above that). Per-transaction fees on top: $0.08 card-present, $0.15 card-not-present, ACH 1% (capped at $10/transaction). No cancellation fees. Optional add-ons include chargeback protection ($25/chargeback) and a terminal protection plan ($19/month).
Is Stax pricing negotiable?
Published list rates are the starting point, not the floor. Annual commitment, multi-year terms and seat volume are the usual levers, and vendors in this category commonly discount for committed seat counts. Bring a competing published rate to the conversation.