We run CoinsFlow, so this is our side of it, and each page says where its figures come from and when each gateway is the better choice. What a crypto payment gateway costs is mostly its percentage on each payment, so that comes first. Prices change: check them before you choose.
What a payment costs
| Gateway | Listed fee | On a $20 invoice |
|---|---|---|
| CoinsFlow | 0.5% | $0.10 |
| NOWPayments | 1% | $0.20 |
| OxaPay | 1.5% | $0.30 |
| Plisio | 0.5%; 1% on USDT and USDC on BNB Smart Chain | $0.10; $0.20 in those |
| CoinPayments | two fee pages: from 0.5%, and from 3% | $0.20 or $0.60 in USDT |
| Cryptomus | 2% for new users; as low as 0.4% on request | $0.40; $0.08 at 0.4% |
| CoinGate | 1% | $0.20 |
| BTCPay Server | none: free software you run | $0 in fees |
Where you pay the fee, it comes out of what you receive: a $20 invoice at 0.5% leaves you $19.90, and at 1.5% it leaves $19.70. On every gateway here your customer also pays the network fee for sending.