Free under $100 a month.
Then 3% on whatever you earn above that. That is the whole price list. Most people who use Veyro will never pay anything, and that is not a funnel — it is what the numbers actually look like.
Free
$0
Under $100 a month in earnings. No card, no trial, no expiry. Everything you need to actually get paid:
- Guardian verification and the Stripe connection
- The integration snippet, and the dashboard
- Monthly payouts
- Tax forms
Above $100 a month
3%
Charged only on the amount over $100, so the first $100 stays free whatever you earn. Earn $400 in a month and you pay $9. Adds:
- Weekly payouts
- Instead of monthly.
- Quarterly tax estimates
- So the bill in April is not a surprise.
- Compliance monitoring
- We watch the account's standing and tell you before Stripe does.
- Disputes and chargebacks handled
- We deal with them rather than forwarding you the email.
- Priority support
- For you.
- Guardian support
- And for your parent, from a person, which is usually what they want.
Why these numbers
Running an active seller costs about $3.25 a month before anyone earns a penny — Stripe Connect charges $2.00 for the account, $0.25 a payout, and a quarter of a percent each on the payout and on routing the funds. An account that sits dormant costs nothing, which is why the free tier is genuinely free rather than something paid users subsidise.
In comparable marketplaces, 44% of sellers never earn anything at all and the median earner makes around $120 a month. A free tier at $100 therefore covers roughly half of everyone who ever earns a cent, which is the point of putting it there.
3% is a number we can say out loud. Someone earning $400 a month pays $9. A higher rate would not survive that sentence.
What Stripe charges, separately
Stripe takes its own processing fee on every payment, it sets that fee, and it deducts it before the money reaches your balance. It is not passed through Veyro and it applies on the free tier too. Your dashboard shows it on every transaction rather than netting it away.