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Plans, processing rates, fees and hardware for SpotOn, each with its source and the date we checked it. The source is SpotOn's own site or contract unless it says otherwise.

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Software plans

What each SpotOn plan costs a monthAll-In: $0/month (Billed per device). POS Essentials: $55/month (Billed per device).Software plans · SpotOnWhat each SpotOnplan costs a monthAll-In$0/monthBilled per devicePOS Essentials$55/monthBilled per device
What each SpotOn plan costs a monthAll-In: $0/month (Billed per device). POS Essentials: $55/month (Billed per device).Software plans · SpotOnWhat each SpotOn plan costs a monthAll-In$0/monthBilled per devicePOS Essentials$55/monthBilled per device
Verified Oct 1, 2026. Each price has its source and notes in the table below.
Software plans
PlanPriceBilled perNotes
All-In$0/monthSpotOn (opens in a new tab) · Vendor website · deviceCard rates in this catalog correspond to this plan: 2.79% + 20¢ in person and 3.79% + 20¢ keyed. Hardware included, processing minimums apply and the minimum term is 2 years.
POS Essentials$55/monthSpotOn (opens in a new tab) · Vendor website · deviceSoftware month to month. The processing agreement still has a 3-year initial term, renews for 1-year periods and charges an Account Closure Fee if you close it early. 2.45% + 15¢ in person (American Express 3.19% + 15¢) and 3.45% + 15¢ keyed. Hardware is bought separately, plus implementation costs.

Processing rates and fees

Processing rates and fees
FeeAmountApplies to
In-person card rate2.79%SpotOn (opens in a new tab) · Vendor website · per transaction · In person
In-person fee per transaction20¢SpotOn (opens in a new tab) · Vendor website · per transaction · In person
Online card rate3.79%SpotOn (opens in a new tab) · Vendor website · per transaction · Online
Online fee per transaction20¢SpotOn (opens in a new tab) · Vendor website · per transaction · Online
Keyed-in card rate3.79%SpotOn (opens in a new tab) · Vendor website · per transaction · Keyed
Keyed-in fee per transaction20¢SpotOn (opens in a new tab) · Vendor website · per transaction · Keyed
Core Bundle (online ordering, marketing and more)$50/monthSpotOn (opens in a new tab) · Vendor website · per locationOnly if you add the Core Bundle, which includes SpotOn Order; it also charges 0.20% of your card volume, capped at $200 a month.
What one $35 sale costs in card feesIn person: 2.79% of a $35 ticket, $0.98; 20¢ per transaction, $0.20; Card cost of one sale, $1.18. Online: 3.79% of a $35 ticket, $1.33; 20¢ per transaction, $0.20; Card cost of one sale, $1.53. Example, not a quote.Example · SpotOnWhat one $35 salecosts in card feesWith the card rates in the table above.$35 ticketCard costIn personTicket$352.79% of a $35 ticket$0.98In-person card rate20¢ per transaction$0.20In-person fee per transactionCard cost of one sale$1.18OnlineTicket$353.79% of a $35 ticket$1.33Online card rate20¢ per transaction$0.20Online fee per transactionCard cost of one sale$1.53Example, not a quote
What one $35 sale costs in card feesIn person: 2.79% of a $35 ticket, $0.98; 20¢ per transaction, $0.20; Card cost of one sale, $1.18. Online: 3.79% of a $35 ticket, $1.33; 20¢ per transaction, $0.20; Card cost of one sale, $1.53. Example, not a quote.Example · SpotOnWhat one $35 sale costs in card feesWith the card rates in the table above.$35 ticketCard costIn personTicket$352.79% of a $35 ticket$0.98In-person card rate20¢ per transaction$0.20In-person fee per transactionCard cost ofone sale$1.18Example, not a quoteOnlineTicket$353.79% of a $35 ticket$1.33Online card rate20¢ per transaction$0.20Online fee per transactionCard cost ofone sale$1.53Example, not a quote
Example with our reference ticket of $35, not a quote. The rates and their sources are in the table above. Verified Oct 1, 2026.With this program your customers pay the card cost on the cards it covers, so those cost your restaurant $0 in our estimate. A surcharge only covers credit cards: your restaurant still pays the vendor's rate on debit. We show what your customers pay apart and never add it to your cost. Card network rules and state laws apply, and some states limit surcharges.

What one $35 sale costs in card fees

Example · SpotOn. With the card rates in the table above. Example, not a quote.

In person

Ticket
$35
2.79% of a $35 ticketIn-person card rate
$0.98
20¢ per transactionIn-person fee per transaction
$0.20
Card cost of one sale
$1.18

Online

Ticket
$35
3.79% of a $35 ticketOnline card rate
$1.33
20¢ per transactionOnline fee per transaction
$0.20
Card cost of one sale
$1.53

Paid by your customers

With this program your customers pay the card cost on the cards it covers, so those cost your restaurant $0 in our estimate. A surcharge only covers credit cards: your restaurant still pays the vendor's rate on debit. We show what your customers pay apart and never add it to your cost. Card network rules and state laws apply, and some states limit surcharges.

Your customers pay the card cost, except on debit cards when the program is a surcharge.With dual pricing or a cash discount, your customers pay on credit and on debit cards. With a surcharge, your customers pay on credit cards and your restaurant pays on debit cards, at the card rate. It isn't free: your customers pay it.Paid by your customersWho pays the card costDual pricingor cash discountSurchargeCredit cardsYour customersYour customersDebit cardsYour customersYour restaurant,at the card rateIt isn't free:your customers pay it
Your customers pay the card cost, except on debit cards when the program is a surcharge.With dual pricing or a cash discount, your customers pay on credit and on debit cards. With a surcharge, your customers pay on credit cards and your restaurant pays on debit cards, at the card rate. It isn't free: your customers pay it.Paid by your customersWho pays thecard costDual pricingor cash discountSurchargeCredit cardsDebit cardsYour customersYour customersYour customersYour restaurant,at the card rateIt isn't free:your customers pay it
Who pays the card cost, by program and card type
Card typeDual pricing or cash discountSurcharge
Credit cardsYour customersYour customers
Debit cardsYour customersYour restaurant, at the card rate

It isn't free: your customers pay it

Paid by your customers
FeeAmountApplies to
SpotOn Dual Pricing (paid by your customers)Not publishedSpotOn (opens in a new tab) · Vendor website · SpotOn does not publish the dual pricing percentage; its surcharge is capped at 3%.per transaction

Hardware

Ownership
Included in the planSpotOn (opens in a new tab) · Vendor website · Included in the All-In plan. With POS Essentials you buy the hardware (financing available).
Works with another processor
NoSpotOn (opens in a new tab) · Contract or terms · ()This applies to hardware SpotOn loans, leases or rents, such as the stations in the All-In plan, which stay SpotOn's and go back when the agreement ends (Merchant Terms §1.4). The terms don't say whether hardware you buy outright on POS Essentials can be used with another processor.
Hardware
ItemUpfrontMonthly
Station included in All-In$0SpotOn (opens in a new tab) · Vendor website · —
Station 15 (POS Essentials)$750SpotOn (opens in a new tab) · Vendor website · —
Station 10 (POS Essentials)$415SpotOn (opens in a new tab) · Vendor website · —
Handheld (POS Essentials)$297SpotOn (opens in a new tab) · Vendor website · —
Guest-facing display$200SpotOn (opens in a new tab) · Vendor website · —
Wireless router$300SpotOn (opens in a new tab) · Vendor website · —

Hardware warranty

The same rows for every POS: how long the main terminal is covered against defects when you get it a standard way (buying, leasing, renting, a subscription or a loan), the conditions, including what it leaves out and what keeping it costs, and the price to replace that terminal outside the coverage.

Hardware warranty included1 yearSource: SpotOn (opens in a new tab)One year from shipment. It comes from SpotOn's 2019 restaurant POS terms, which are still published and linked from its legal pages; the current Merchant Terms (December 16, 2024) give no hardware warranty length. No longer coverage is published for the hardware included in the All-In plan.
Warranty conditionsSpotOn repairs or replaces the unit at its discretion. You need SpotOn's written approval, proof of purchase and a backup of your data. SpotOn pays shipping both ways on covered claims; if it decides a claim is not covered, you pay the repair or replacement and the shipping. No advance replacement is promised. The warranty does not apply to damage from negligence, misuse, abuse, accidents, electrical problems, theft, vandalism, water or force majeure, or to unauthorized changes or devices SpotOn has not approved. On the All-In plan the hardware stays SpotOn's: you must keep it in good working condition, return it within 15 business days after the agreement ends, and a unit you don't return is charged the replacement fee in your Fee Summary or, if none is set, its fair market value (Merchant Terms §1.4). SpotOn publishes no paid protection plan.Source: SpotOn (opens in a new tab)
Price to replace the main terminal$750 one-timeSource: SpotOn (opens in a new tab)SpotOn Station 15 on its own, the standard countertop station, listed at its current price of $750 (list price shown crossed out at $995). On the All-In plan the station is included, and the charge for a lost or unreturned one is the replacement fee in your Fee Summary or its fair market value, which is not published.

The RTC Score only counts how long defects are covered. What the coverage leaves out (accidents, theft, loss) and what it costs to keep are in the conditions. A protection plan sold separately doesn't count; if the vendor offers one, it's in the conditions. The replacement price isn't added to the 36-month cost, because there's no public data on how often equipment fails.