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Calculate your payment processing costs
On $10,000 in payments through Coinbase Commerce, you pay approximately $100 in fees (1.00% total).Coinbase Commerce charges 1% + $0.00 per transaction.
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Coinbase Commerce accepts Bitcoin, Ethereum, and stablecoins with instant settlement and no chargebacks. Taps into crypto-native customer base willing to pay premiums.
Common Use Cases: Ideal for Web3 services, VPNs, and controversial industries avoiding traditional processor restrictions. Supports DeFi integrations and wallet connect.
Compared to Alternatives: With zero platform fees, it stands out as one of the most cost-effective options for creators and sellers. You only pay standard payment processing fees, maximizing take-home earnings. Multiple alternatives exist in this space, each with different fee structures, features, and target audiences. eliminates chargeback fraud but volatile pricing and tax complexity. Niche audience, lower conversion than fiat.
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Chart shows net earnings after platform fees, payment processing, and payout costs. Based on calculation with default parameters (avg transaction: $7).
Coinbase Commerce charges 1% + $0.00 per transaction. On $10,000 in payments (200 transactions at $50 avg), you pay approximately $100.00 in processing fees.
On $10,000 in payments with an average transaction of $50, Coinbase Commerce fees total approximately $100.00 (1.00%), leaving you with $9900.00.
Coinbase Commerce's 1% + $0.00 rate is competitive for the industry. Compare with other processors using our calculator to see which is best for your transaction volume.
Strategies include: increasing average transaction size, negotiating volume discounts (if available), using Coinbase Commerce's invoicing for larger payments, and comparing with alternative processors.
