FastSpring is built for B2B software.
We are built for both.
Both of us are the Merchant of Record, so tax, fraud and disputes sit with the platform either way. What differs is that our pricing is published, there is no fixed fee on small orders, and the store can deliver in-game.
Line by line
Six things to get in writing
They do not publish rates, so these are the questions that decide what you actually pay.The percentage
On gross or on what is left after processing? The base matters as much as the number.
The fixed fee
Any per-transaction amount. On a $5 rank a fixed fee can dwarf the percentage.
Currency conversion
What is charged when the buyer pays in one currency and you are paid in another.
Risk and screening fees
Anything billed for fraud screening, reviews or manual checks.
Payout schedule
How often you are paid, and whether a new account is held first.
Dispute costs
The fee per dispute, win or lose, and who assembles the evidence.
Where FastSpring wins
On enterprise procurement they have two decades of practice on us.Two decades of compliance
Selling digital goods since 2005, with a long track record across awkward jurisdictions.
B2B invoicing and quotes
Purchase orders, invoicing and the paperwork enterprise software buyers ask for.
24/7 end-customer support
They answer your buyers around the clock. Ours is hours, on business days.
Negotiated rates at scale
If your volume is large and you have someone to run the negotiation, a quoted rate can beat a published one.