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Offer on record
Up to EUR 10,000 in payment-fee savings
Approved startups receive fee waivers for the first six months and reduced startup pricing through month 24, capped at EUR 10,000 in aggregate savings.
Apply at paypercut.comWhat you get
- Fee waivedFees on up to EUR 10,000 of transaction volume per calendar monthFees under Merchant Agreement section 5.1.1 are waived on up to EUR 10,000 of transaction volume per calendar month during months 1-6; unused monthly allowances do not roll over.
- Also on recordReduced startup pricing applies from months 7-24 according to Paypercut's published currency and card fee schedule.
- Also on recordAggregate waived and reduced fee savings are capped at EUR 10,000 during the 24-month program period.
- Nothing to payNo purchase or commitment is part of this offer.
Who qualifies
- Applicant must be a legally registered early-stage European startup with a live website, be at idea through early-scaling stage, submit the requested company information, and pass Paypercut's eligibility and due-diligence review; both bootstrapped and VC-backed startups may apply.verified externally
How to apply
- AvailabilityPublic. Anyone who meets the conditions can apply.
- MethodApplication form at paypercut.com/paypercut-for-startups
- Operated byPaypercut sets the terms and handles access.
- TermsNo separate terms page on record.
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Where this comes from
paypercut.com/paypercut-for-startups, 24 Sept 2026
paypercut.com/terms-conditions-for-startups, 24 Sept 2026
Offered by
Paypercut provides online checkout, billing, payment links, and managed-payout infrastructure for European businesses.
In this program
Paypercut's program gives approved early-stage European startups transaction-fee waivers followed by reduced pricing, with total savings capped at EUR 10,000.
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