Stripe Fees (2026): 2.9% + 30c, International, FX Add-ons
Published on January 10, 2026
Stripe US pricing starts at 2.9% + 30c per successful card transaction for domestic cards. Additional add-ons apply for manual entry, international cards, and currency conversion.
Quick fee table (US, 2026)
Fee base = amount processed| Fee | Rate | Formula / note |
|---|---|---|
| Domestic card | 2.9% + $0.30 | amount x 0.029 + 0.30 |
| Manual entry | +0.5% | Add-on for manual card entry. |
| International | +1.5% | Add-on for international cards. |
| FX conversion | +1% | Add-on for currency conversion. |
Related calculators & long-tail topics
1) Base rate for domestic cards (US)
Stripe lists a base rate of 2.9% + 30c per successful transaction for domestic cards. This is the starting point for most card payments.
2) Common add-ons
- Manual card entry: +0.5%
- International cards: +1.5%
- Currency conversion: +1% when conversion is required
3) Profit formula
Net profit = order total - (Stripe fee + platform fees + shipping + COGS + other costs)
FAQ
What are Stripe fees?
Stripe fees are typically a percent plus a fixed fee per successful charge, with optional add-ons (like international cards or currency conversion) depending on your account and payment mix.
What is the Stripe base rate in the US?
The standard US online card rate is 2.9% + $0.30 per successful charge.
Does Stripe charge fees on tax?
Stripe charges on the total amount processed, which can include tax and shipping.
What is the international card fee add-on?
Stripe adds about 1.5% for international cards on US accounts.
What is the currency conversion fee?
Stripe adds about 1% when currency conversion is required.
Is there a manual card entry fee?
Manual card entry typically adds 0.5% on top of the base rate.
Do these fees include disputes or refunds?
No. Dispute and refund fees are not included in this summary.
Do Stripe rates vary by country?
Yes. Stripe rates and fixed fees vary by country and product.
How can I estimate profit quickly?
Use the Stripe fee calculator to model your charge amount, costs, and add-ons.