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Squarepay
What Squarepay is
Squarepay is a web service for collecting recurring payments through a domestic scheme. It includes mandate management and API access, and offers a free plan alongside named plans with per-debit and dishonour charges. The listed country coverage is one supported country.
The No Commitment plan charges $1.32 per debit and $5.50 per dishonour. Settlement is listed as 2-day, with a $2.20 one-off charge per customer. Plus charges $1.10 per debit and $4.40 per dishonour, with 2-day settlement and a $1.10 one-off customer charge. Premium charges $0.88 per debit and $3.30 per dishonour, also with 2-day settlement; its one-off customer charge is $0.00. These listed fees distinguish the three named tiers by debit, dishonour and customer charges.
Squarepay also offers Enterprise pricing for businesses processing more than $100K per month. Its listed access platform is web, and the service is available at squarepay.com.au. The plan details give transaction charges and customer fees for the three named tiers, while the Enterprise plan is described by its monthly processing threshold.
Who it suits
Squarepay may suit businesses in its supported country that collect recurring domestic payments and need mandate management or API access. The plan details are useful for comparing listed debit, dishonour, settlement and one-off customer charges; businesses processing more than $100K per month can ask about Enterprise pricing.
What it does well
- Supports recurring payments.
- Includes mandate management and API access.
- Offers a free plan.
- Three named plans list per-debit and dishonour charges.
- Premium lists a $0.00 one-off customer charge.
What to know first
- Supported-country count is one.
- No Commitment, Plus and Premium each list a one-off customer charge.
- Enterprise is for businesses processing more than $100K per month.
Limits
No Commitment, Plus and Premium list per-debit and dishonour charges, plus a one-off charge per customer. Enterprise pricing is for businesses processing more than $100K per month.
Plans
| Plan | Billed and limits | Price |
|---|---|---|
| No Commitment | $1.32 per debit · $5.50 per dishonour · 2-day settlement · $2.20 one-off per customer | On request |
| Plus | $1.10 per debit · $4.40 per dishonour · 2-day settlement · $1.10 one-off per customer | On request |
| Premium | $0.88 per debit · $3.30 per dishonour · 2-day settlement · $0.00 one-off per customer | On request |
| Enterprise | Enterprise pricing for businesses processing more than $100K per month | On request |
As squarepay.com.au lists them, read 20 Sept 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.
Getting started
- Visit the Squarepay website.
- Choose the free plan or review the listed No Commitment, Plus, Premium and Enterprise options.
- Use the web service for recurring payments.
- Review the applicable debit, dishonour, settlement and customer charges for the named plan.
Verdict
Consider Squarepay if your business needs recurring domestic payments, mandate management or API access in its supported country. Compare the per-debit, dishonour and one-off customer charges across the named plans; businesses processing more than $100K per month can look at Enterprise pricing.
Questions
Does Squarepay have a free plan?
Yes. Squarepay lists a free plan.
What are the listed No Commitment charges?
It lists $1.32 per debit, $5.50 per dishonour, 2-day settlement and $2.20 one-off per customer.
What are the listed Plus charges?
It lists $1.10 per debit, $4.40 per dishonour, 2-day settlement and $1.10 one-off per customer.
What are the listed Premium charges?
It lists $0.88 per debit, $3.30 per dishonour, 2-day settlement and $0.00 one-off per customer.
Who is Enterprise for?
Enterprise pricing is for businesses processing more than $100K per month.
What does Squarepay support?
It supports recurring payments, mandate management and API access. Its listed platform is web, and its supported-country count is one.
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