Ecommerce fees · United Kingdom
Stripe fee calculator, United Kingdom.
See the fee and what you keep on any sale, or work backwards from the amount you want to receive to the price you need to charge. Rates are Stripe’s published United Kingdom rates in GBP, retrieved October 2026, and every field is editable.
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How it is calculated
Fee = price × (percentage fee + any currency-conversion percentage) + fixed fee, rounded to the cent. You keep = price − fee. Price to charge for a target amount = (target + fixed fee) ÷ (1 − total percentage), rounded up to the cent and then checked so the net is never below the target.
Worked example: at 1.5% + £0.20 (standard uk cards), a £100.00 sale costs £1.70, so you keep £98.30. To receive exactly £100.00 you charge £101.73, which carries a £1.73 fee.
Rates used (retrieved October 2026)
- Standard UK cards: 1.5% + £0.20
- Premium UK cards: 2.8% + £0.20
- EEA cards: 2.5% + £0.20
- International (non-EEA) cards: 3.15% + £0.20
- Currency conversion required (+2%)
Source
Stripe United Kingdom pricing: stripe.com/en-gb/pricing, retrieved 2026-10. Rates are for standard-pricing online card payments in pounds sterling. Custom pricing, in-person terminals, Link and other payment methods are not modelled. Stripe lists a dispute received fee of £20.00 and, separately, a £20.00 dispute countered fee that it refunds only if you win. Instant payouts are 1% with a 40p minimum. None of these is added to the sale calculation.
Stripe changes prices and offers custom rates, so confirm on Stripe’s page before deciding. This is an estimate, not financial advice, and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Stripe.
FAQ
What does Stripe charge in United Kingdom?
On Stripe’s own pricing page, retrieved October 2026, the first rate is standard uk cards at 1.5% + £0.20 per transaction. Other card types and currency conversion add to it; every rate is listed on this page and editable above.
How do I work out the price to charge so I receive an exact amount?
Divide the amount you want plus the fixed fee by one minus the percentage rate. At 1.5% + £0.20, receiving £100.00 means charging £101.73 (fee £1.73). The calculator rounds to the cent and checks that the net is never below your target.
Are these Stripe fees guaranteed?
No. They are the published standard rates as of October 2026. Stripe can change them, and your account may have custom pricing, so check your own account before quoting. This is an estimate, not Stripe advice.
Does this include tax, disputes or payout fees?
No. Tax on fees, dispute fees, payout fees and volume discounts are not part of the sale calculation. Dispute fee for reference: £20.00.