What does Easebuzz charge in India?

Standard rate, per transaction

Per transaction

no fixed monthly price · rates below

you pay only when you take a payment

Easebuzz has no monthly sticker price, which is why most directories list it as "custom" and leave you guessing. It bills per transaction, so your real cost depends on volume. 18% GST applies on the fee, and a registered business reclaims it as input credit.

Easebuzz rate card

Published standard rates, as verified from the vendor's own charges page. Rates exclude 18% GST and are negotiable at volume.

Plan	Billing	What you pay
Payment gateway (custom rate)	per transaction	Quote only. Rates are agreed per merchant after KYC and a sales call and sent to the registered email; they follow the acquiring bank sector slab. The gateway page cites an average of one and a half percent per transaction as a comparison, not a rate card. Six collection products are included at the same price. Settlement T+1 working day, with instant settlement also advertised.
One time setup fee	one-time	Quote only. Terms say a non refundable one time setup fee may be charged as detailed in the application form.

Easebuzz bills in rupees on a per transaction basis, with rates agreed in your merchant agreement after KYC and sent by email; the gateway page cites only an average figure, not a rate card. The terms allow a non refundable one time setup fee set in the application form, and fees are invoiced with GST details. Rates follow the acquiring bank slab for your sector, so ask for every payment method's rate before you go live.

What a percentage rate actually costs you

Cost scales with volume

A monthly plan is capped; a per-transaction rate is not. At low volume a percentage rate is the cheaper deal, and past a certain point a flat monthly tool wins. Model your own volume before assuming "no monthly fee" means cheaper.

18% GST on the fee, not the sale

GST is charged on the transaction fee, not on the full value you process. A registered business reclaims it as input credit, so the fee before GST is the number that matters. Only an unregistered buyer bears the full 18%.

Indicative, not a quote. Published rates are standard retail rates for a new account and are commonly negotiated down at volume. Confirm current rates with the vendor before you commit. Rates last verified 12 Nov 2026.

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What will Easebuzz cost on your volume?

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Easebuzz charges, answered

How much does Easebuzz charge in India?: Easebuzz does not charge a fixed monthly price. You pay per transaction, so the cost scales with your volume, and 18% GST applies on the fee. Quote only. Rates are agreed per merchant after KYC and a sales call and sent to the registered email; they follow the acquiring bank sector slab. The gateway page cites an average of one and a half percent per transaction as a comparison, not a rate card. Six collection products are included at the same price. Settlement T+1 working day, with instant settlement also advertised.
Does Easebuzz have a monthly fee or setup cost?: Easebuzz is billed on usage rather than a flat monthly plan. Setup, maintenance or annual charges vary by contract, so confirm them with the vendor before signing.
Is GST charged on Easebuzz fees?: Yes. 18% GST applies on the fee itself, not on the full transaction value. A GST-registered business reclaims it as input credit, so the real cost is the fee before GST. An unregistered buyer bears the full 18%.
Can Easebuzz rates be negotiated?: Usually, at volume. Published rates are the standard retail rates for a new account. Once you have consistent monthly volume, most India vendors in this category will quote a lower rate, so treat the published figure as a ceiling rather than a fixed price.