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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Creating a payment button on a website.
I recently created a website for my future tenants/buyers to be able to see my homes available, applications, contact info, testimonials etc. Wondering how do I add a payment option to the website so I can collect rent and other monies owed without having to go through a third party that takes a fee from it? I've considered cozy because you can add payment button onto a website but like i said they want a fee and I'm in the high rent side of business. Right now one of my properties rents for 2800 per month and the fee cozy wants to charge would add atleast another 100$ to the tenants.
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You're not going to find a sound option that does not take a fee. I would also argue that the cost of maintaining your own is far too high, particularly from a web security perspective.
I have seen everything from .5% to 4% online for transaction fees, so there is definitely a range. Nothing is going to be free, however.