This is a new feature rolling out in our 1.16.0 release.
Sell Cards are currently in Beta. We'd love to hear what you think as we keep building it out.
When someone buys from your Sell Card, two fees come out of the sale before the rest lands in your Stripe balance: a fee from Stripe, and a fee from Milkshake. Here's what each one is, how your Milkshake plan affects them, and where to spot them on a sale.
Stripe fees
Stripe sets its own rates based on your country, the buyer's card type, and any currency conversion involved. Milkshake doesn't control this percentage.
For current rates in your country, check Stripe's pricing page.
Milkshake fees by plan
Your Milkshake fee per sale depends on which Milkshake plan you're on. Upgrading to Pro or Pro+ drops the fee for every future sale.
Plan | Milkshake fee per sale |
Free | 12% |
Lite | 12% |
Pro | 9% |
Pro+ | 7% |
Where the fees show up on a sale
Open the Sales screen and tap into any order. The breakdown lists the Stripe fee, the Milkshake fee, and what's left over after both fees (the amount that actually lands in your Stripe balance).
Refunds
If you refund a sale (full or partial), Milkshake returns its fee in proportion to the refunded amount. Stripe's processing fee isn't returned on refunds, so it stays out of your balance. This is true even if you refund the full sale amount to your buyer: Stripe keeps its cut either way.
Good to know
No separate bill. Both fees are deducted at the moment of sale, not invoiced separately.
Payouts come from Stripe. Once a sale settles, whatever's left after both fees sits in your connected Stripe account. You set the payout schedule from your Stripe dashboard.
For the bigger picture on selling, see Selling on Milkshake.