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CartPanda fees: what a vendor pays

The monthly plan and the processor rate, as CartPanda states them, next to what the networks charge on a sale.

By Vendor Runbook Editorial Desk. Fees read on 2026-10-16.

The fee, in CartPanda's terms

The Basics plan is $0 for affiliates or pre-launch. Paid plans add a monthly fee plus 8.5% to 9.9% of each sale and $1 per sale on the US pricing page. CartPanda Pay international processing uses separate rates (from 8.5% + R$1.50) and a rolling reserve.

How it compares

NetworkWhat it charges vendors
CartPandaThe Basics plan is $0 for affiliates or pre-launch. Paid plans add a monthly fee plus 8.5% to 9.9% of each sale and $1 per sale on the US pricing page. CartPanda Pay international processing uses separate rates (from 8.5% + R$1.50) and a rolling reserve.
ClickBank$49.95 once, when the first product is approved, then 7.5% + $1.00 per sale. No monthly fee.
Digistore24Nothing due until a sale. The per-sale rate starts at 2.9% + $1 and is set for each product, with a higher US margin. Payout charges are listed with the drawbacks.
BuyGoodsNo public vendor fee. The terms are set when the account is approved.
JVZooNothing due until a sale. 5% per sale if you connect your own Stripe or PayPal, or 8.5% if JVZoo processes the payment.
CopeCartEU orders are 4.9% of the gross plus one euro, with no monthly fee. Card orders rise by 2 percentage points once the surcharge starts. The Americas billing example is 10% of the net plus one dollar.
WarriorPlusNo fee until a sale. 4.9% plus $0.10, or 2% on the high-volume tier.
MaxWebNo vendor fee is published, and the terms list no account service fee.
SamCartCore is $79 a month. Pro is $199 a month and adds the Affiliate Center.
HotmartNo monthly fee. A USD sale above $15 is 9.9% + $1.00.
ThriveCartStandard is $47 a month, or $495 paid once. Pro+ is $87 a month and adds affiliates. The platform fee on a sale is 0%.
PayKickstartFrom $79 a month up to $3,000 in revenue, or 6% of revenue on Launch. Connect starts at 2.3% plus $0.20.
ClickFunnelsLaunch $97 a month. Affiliate tools on Optimize at $297 a month, or Dominate at $5,997 a year.
Stan StoreCreator is $29 a month or $300 a year. Affiliate Share is on Creator Pro at $99 a month or $948 a year. The homepage advertises 0% transaction fees.

What works

  • One-page and three-step checkouts, with order bumps and one-click upsells after the purchase
  • CartPanda is the company on the buyer's charge, with a published order lookup, refund windows and a phone number
  • Basics is free for affiliates and for a store before launch, and the homepage says you can open an account with no credit card
  • The US pricing page lists the monthly fee and the per-sale rate on the page itself

What to watch

  • Paid plans add a monthly fee on top of a high percentage of each sale
  • If the buyer gets a refund, CartPanda keeps the platform transaction fee
  • CartPanda Pay holds a reserve, and the contract sets the number of days until a payout
  • Trustpilot buyers report fast refunds and also partial or refused ones
  • A Capterra review calls the features buggy, and vendor reviews outside CartPanda's own site are thin

CartPanda fee questions

Is this a per-sale network fee?
The note above is the monthly plan and the processor rate CartPanda publishes. The other rows are networks, and they charge on a sale.
What is the catch with CartPanda's pricing?
The monthly fee sits on top of a percentage of each sale. If the buyer gets a refund, CartPanda keeps its transaction fee. CartPanda Pay also keeps a rolling reserve. The affiliates are CartPanda's own.

What we read

From CartPanda

Other sources

We read 6 discussions and reviews. Quotes are excerpts; open a link to read the original in context.

  1. [tp1] cartpanda.com Trustpilot reviews Trustpilot
  2. [tp2] cartpanda.com Trustpilot reviews Trustpilot
  3. [tp3] cartpanda.com Trustpilot reviews Trustpilot
  4. [tp4] cartpanda.com Trustpilot reviews Trustpilot
  5. [rd1] High-risk platforms for digital products Reddit
  6. [cp1] Cartpanda on Capterra Capterra,

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