Is your Adyen deal still earning its place?

Adyen's pricing combines a processing fee with a payment-method fee; other products are priced separately. Its published guidance also describes a minimum invoice that depends on industry or business model, not a single universal turnover threshold.

A review should use the payment methods and channels your business actually operates. Compare the full invoice and operational requirements with a suitable alternative, without assuming Adyen commands a premium or that another platform is automatically cheaper.

• ProcessingUse the applicable processing fee and chargeable transaction count.
• Payment methodsApply the relevant method-specific fee, including the underlying card-cost structure where applicable.
• Minimum invoiceConfirm the amount and calculation that apply to your business.
• Additional productsInclude separately priced services, devices and integration costs that you actually need.

• Confirm commercial commitments, notice and renewal in the agreement offered to your business.
• Model the applicable minimum invoice in a quiet month as well as at expected trading volume.
• Use the exit provisions in your own agreement rather than assuming enterprise accounts are rolling or commitment-free.
• Scope integration, reconciliation and any recurring-payment migration before scheduling a change.