About CheckMate Billing Page
The Billing page lets you manage your usage and monthly charge.
- CheckMate offers a 14-day free trial, therefore CheckMate’s billing cycle starts only when your trial ends.
- The additional sales are still counted during the trial, but it will reset when the trial ends.
What Is In CheckMate Billing Page
There are 3 main categories here:
Usage-Based Charge
When you start subscribing to the CheckMate paid plan, you will be charged on a monthly basis. CheckMate billing will be divided into 2 main components:
- Based charge: $39/ month (for the first $500 attributed sales).
- Additional charge: $5 for each additional $200 attributed sales (only apply after you exceed the first $500 attributed sales).
It means that your billing will start at $39 in the first place. After the first $500 attributed sales, you will be charged $5 for each attributed $200 sale gained through CheckMate.
The attributed sale amount will reset for each billing cycle.
You can check more about CheckMate Pricing in this article.
Attributed Sale In The Current Bill
Total Running Recurring Charge
Total running recurring charges = Based charges + $5 each additional $200 attributed sale
Outstandingly, CheckMate offers the maximum capped amount is $1999 (for each approximately $78,900). Once you reach the maximum limit, you will not be subject to any extra charges, ensuring a seamless experience while using CheckMate.
- If you exceed the capped amount, you will be charged a fixed fee of $1999.
- If you stay below the capped amount, your fee will be lower and will depend on the total amount of your sales.
