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How client payment fees work on Superset

Learn how Superset payment fees work, including credit card fees, platform fees, and how they affect you and your clients

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Written by Noah Cracknell
Updated over a week ago

Overview

  • Credit card fees are ~3% and can be passed to clients, which increases your take-home pay.

  • Superset adds a 4% platform fee (capped at $9 / min $3). See below for currency equivalents.

  • Fees can either be absorbed by you or pushed to your clients, depending on your plan.

  • Base → credit card fees are pushed to clients; platform fee is absorbed by coach.

  • Pro plans → both credit card fees and platform fees are pushed to clients by default.

FAQ

How do the fees apply?

  • On Base, clients pay the credit card fee and you cover the platform fee.

  • On Pro plans, both fees are pushed to clients. You can choose to absorb fees instead if you prefer (manage this in your payment settings here).

Is there a cap on the platform fee?

Yes. The 4% platform fee has a $9 max cap. That means fees never exceed this amount.

Currency

Maximum cap amount

SEK

94.21kr

EUR

€8.36

GBP

£7.05

AUD

$13.57

NOK

95.63kr

CAD

$12.38

NZD

$14.60

Rates are subject to change depending on conversion.

Does this come out of my earnings?

No. When fees are passed to clients, your earnings stay the same — you actually take home about 3% more. On Base plans, you’ll still cover the 4% platform fee, but since the credit card fee is paid by the client, the overall impact is minimal.

How will the fees impact client payments?

Here’s a breakdown showing how credit card and platform fees add up on different payment amounts. The total shown is what your client will see at checkout:

Offer amount

Credit card fee (estimated)

Platform fee

Transaction total

$50

$1.50

$3.00

$53.50

$100

$3.00

$4.00

$107.00

$150

$4.50

$6.00

$160.50

$200

$6.00

$8.00

$214.00

$250

$7.50

$9.00

$266.50

$300

$9.00

$9.00

$318.00

$350

$10.50

$9.00

$369.50

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