Mollie: deals and discounts
No fees on up to €1M for startups: the Mollie offer live for the UK, checked on mollie.com on 5 Oct 2026. Without it, you can stay on the free Mollie plan listed on mollie.com.
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1000000No fees on up to €1M for startupsFees waived on €75k, €500k or €1M of payments, by funding raised. VC-backed startups in Europe or the UK, pre-seed to Series B, new to Mollie.No end date · Checked 5 Oct 2026
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Mollie has no monthly fee for online payments: you pay per successful transaction, and the rate depends on the method. On mollie.com, EEA consumer cards cost 1.80% + €0.25, while iDEAL and SEPA Direct Debit carry a flat fee per payment. Payouts have their own small fee once you pass five a month. VC-backed startups in Europe and the UK can apply to have fees waived on a set volume of payments, sized by how much they have raised.
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Questions
What people ask about Mollie.
Does Mollie charge a monthly or setup fee?
Not for online payments. Mollie lists no minimum costs and no lock-in contract, so a month with no sales costs nothing. Only the in-person card terminal side has an optional Pro subscription, at €20 a month on mollie.com.
Which payment methods are cheapest with Mollie?
Flat-fee methods usually cost least on larger baskets. Mollie charges €0.32 per iDEAL payment, €0.25 per SEPA bank transfer and €0.35 per SEPA Direct Debit. Cards are a percentage plus €0.25, and Bancontact is 1.40% + €0.25.
How much do payouts to my bank cost on Mollie?
If you process under €500,000 a year, the first five payouts each month are free. Each extra payout costs €0.25. Payouts in another currency add 1% of the amount for conversion.
Which startups qualify for Mollie's fee waiver?
Mollie's startup programme is for VC-backed companies in Europe or the UK, from pre-seed to Series B, that are new to Mollie. Depending on funding raised, fees are waived on €75k, €500k or €1M of payments. You apply on the payments-for-startups page.
Do I pay more for cards from outside Europe on Mollie?
Yes, the rate rises with the card type. Mollie lists 2.90% + €0.25 for EEA business cards and American Express, and 3.25% + €0.25 for cards issued outside the EEA. If you sell mostly abroad, factor that into your margin.