- How to Display Tax-Inclusive Prices in LatePoint
- Bundled Services
- Managing Bookings With The New Shopping Cart
- Set custom start date for the calendar on your booking form
- How to make Phone Number a required field?
- Add booking form directly on a page
- Redirect to a custom “Thank you” page after booking is complete.
- Adding a booking button to your page
- Change 12/24 hour time system
- How to skip agent selection step and have agent automatically assigned
- Add custom content before or after booking steps
- Customize Book Button Appearance
- Add preselected Agent, Service or Location on Book Appointment Button or Form
- How to change time slot style on the calendar?
- Custom CSS for changing colors
- Booking Form Editor
- Specify which services, agents and locations will be available on a booking form
- How to pick specific categories to be displayed on the booking form
- How to show only services from specific category
- Set custom fonts for the booking form
- How to setup Facebook Pixel
- How to Disable the Messaging Functionality in LatePoint
- How to upgrade to Version 5?
- How to Update to Version 5.1.0
- Which addons are part of a PRO bundle in version 5?
- How to deactivate my license from a website I no longer use.
- Redirect to a custom “Thank you” page after booking is complete.
- How to add a link to terms of service checkbox custom field
- Edit content of the left panel section
- How to enable self hosted Google Calendar setup?
- Add a trigger to custom element to open a booking form
- How to allow agents log into their own dashboard to manage their schedules and appointments
- Generate Client ID and Secret for Google Calendar integration
- How to Completely Remove All LatePoint Data on Plugin Deletion
- How to Automatically Delete Old Activity Log Entries
- Understanding Payment Processing Fees
- How does LatePoint send emails?
- How to enable debug log?
- Add to Calendar link is not working
- Getting “One of the plugins is invalid” error when installing add-ons
- Error: unexpected ‘int’, expecting function…
- Service categories not showing during booking process
- Error: Cannot read properties of null (reading: verifyBuyer)
- WordPress Users still can’t login, even when “Use WordPress users as customers” option is checked
- New service is being created when trying to update existing service.
- Auto-sync of events from Google Calendar is not working
Understanding Payment Processing Fees
This document explains the fees associated with processing payments for appointments. LatePoint supports multiple payment processors, each with its own fee structure.
Processor Fees
LatePoint does not charge these fees— they come directly from the payment processor you choose. It’s important to understand that services like Stripe, PayPal, and Mollie apply their own fees, which is standard across the eCommerce industry. The exact rates vary depending on the processor.
These fees help cover essential costs such as payment processing, security, and fraud prevention. Because processors may adjust their rates over time, we recommend checking with each provider for the most accurate and up-to-date fee information.
Stripe
When you visit the Stripe pricing page, you’ll notice that multiple charges may apply to your transactions.
The standard fee is 2.9% + 30¢ per successful transaction. However, additional fees may apply depending on factors such as the buyer’s payment method, location, or whether the product is part of a subscription.
The two most common additional charges are:
- +1.5% for payments made with international cards
- +1% if currency conversion is required
Stripe Standard Fee Example
| Description | Amount |
|---|---|
| Appointment Price | $30.00 |
| Tax (20% VAT) | $6.00 |
| Total | $36.00 |
| Stripe Standard Fee 2.9% + 30¢ | $1.17 |
| Net Profit (total – tax – Stripe standard fee) | $28.83 |
PayPal
When you visit the PayPal pricing page, you will see they have multiple charges that may apply to your transactions.
The standard fee is 3.49% + a fixed fee per successful transaction. The fixed fee varies by currency—for example, USD transactions include a fixed fee of 49¢ per transaction.
Additional fees may also apply depending on the buyer’s payment method. The most common is an extra 1.5% for payments made with international cards.
PayPal Standard Fee Example
| Description | Amount |
|---|---|
| Appointment Price | $30.00 |
| Tax (20% VAT) | $6.00 |
| Total | $36.00 |
| PayPal Standard Fee 3.49% + 49¢ | $1.54 |
| Net Profit (total – tax – PayPal standard fee) | $28.46 |
International Payment Processors
You can also use Mollie to process payments, alongside Stripe and PayPal. Mollie charges a percentage of the transaction plus a fixed fee, similar to other processors.
Transaction Fee
For businesses on the Free plan, a 2.9% fee per transaction is added. This fee helps support the services included with the Free plan, such as access to features and customer support.
It’s worth noting that other WordPress eCommerce products also apply platform fees, for example:
- Easy Digital Downloads – 3%
- GiveWP – 2%
- The Events Calendar – 2%
- Paid Members Pro – 2%
By upgrading to a LatePoint Starter, Scale, or Agency plan, this transaction fee is completely removed, while still giving you full access to the entire LatePoint feature set.
Transaction Free Plan Example
| Description | Amount |
|---|---|
| Appointment Price | $30.00 |
| Tax (20% VAT) | $6.00 |
| Total | $36.00 |
| Stripe Standard Fee 2.9% + 30¢ | $1.17 |
| Transaction Fee 2.9% | $0.87 |
| Net Profit (total – tax – Stripe standard fee – transaction fee) | $27.96 |
To ensure transparency, businesses on the Free plan will see a notice in the Stripe payment block reminding them of the transaction fee.
By upgrading to a Pro plan (Starter, Scale, or Agency), this transaction fee is completely removed. Our Pro plans are designed with no transaction fees, reflecting our commitment to simplicity and clarity—so you can focus on growing your business without worrying about hidden costs.
Wrap Up
eCommerce transaction fees may change over time. While we will work to keep this document updated, we recommend checking your payment processor’s website for the most accurate and up-to-date fee schedules.
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