The current Cyntree platform fee is 1.5%. One of the lightest platform fees in the comparison below. It is collected from the client at payment, not charged to your business. Your business's own payment-provider fees are separate, and your booking price remains yours.
You set the price. The platform fee is added on top, paid by the client. The same total previews in your business app, on your public booking page, and on every confirmation. No hidden percentages, no surprise deductions, no funny rounding.
Your business app
What you preview
Set your price in Edit Service. The online checkout preview shows you exactly what the client will pay, line by line, before you ever leave the page.
Their checkout
What they confirm
At checkout, clients see the identical line items. The £0.52 is theirs, paid on top, never taken from your share of the price.
The booking record
What lands on the booking
Once they pay, the booking record carries the same numbers. Service price, platform fee, total. Payment cleared, balance zero. The whole booking matches what you previewed and what the client confirmed at checkout.
Current platform fee
1.5%
This is the Cyntree platform fee added to paid client bookings. The client pays it as part of the total shown before payment; the business is not charged this fee by Cyntree.
Booking price
Platform fee
Client total
£35.00
£0.52
£35.52
£75.00
£1.12
£76.12
£150.00
£2.25
£152.25
£500.00
£7.50
£507.50
Fee calculator
See the platform fee before checkout.
Enter a booking total to see the Cyntree platform fee collected from the client. The business's own payment-provider fees remain separate.
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Current platform fee
1.5%
Platform fee
£0.52
Client sees
£35.52
Market comparison
Lowest Platform Fees across the market and we dont hide it!
Competitors usually lead with a rate, then explain the details in pricing tables. Cyntree keeps the platform fee visible, shows who pays it, and keeps business payment-provider fees separate.
Provider
Published fee
What it covers
Details
CyntreePlatform fee
1.5%
Collected from the client, not charged to the business
Competitor fees are public examples from their pricing or help pages and may change. They are not always like-for-like with the Cyntree platform fee.
Design standard
What the strongest fee pages have in common.
Lead with the number.Stripe and Square put the headline fee high on the page. Cyntree does the same with the current platform fee.
Show who pays.The page makes it clear that the platform fee is paid by the client, not charged to the business.
Separate every cost layer.Business payment-provider fees stay separate from the Cyntree platform fee, which avoids surprises later.
Questions
Platform fee FAQs
What is Cyntree's transaction fee?
The current Cyntree platform fee is 1.5%. It is paid by the client at checkout, so the business is not charged this fee by Cyntree. The booking price remains the business's own charge.
Is this the same as Stripe, Paystack, or Flutterwave fees?
No. Payment-provider fees are separate business costs. Cyntree's platform fee is collected from the client as part of the booking total.
Who pays the Cyntree platform fee?
The client pays it. They see it in the booking payment summary before checkout is completed.
Why compare against payment processors and booking tools?
Most payment and booking tools show a headline rate, a per-transaction charge, or a plan table. Cyntree keeps the client-paid platform fee simple and easy to estimate.
