Pricing & Fees6 min read

Whop Pricing: What It Costs to Sell on Whop

Standard Whop pricing is 2.7% + $0.30 per successful domestic card transaction, with no setup fee and no required monthly fee. Other costs can apply depending on how you sell, where your customers are and which services you use.

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Standard pricing

The model is simple: you pay when you get paid. There is no platform bill waiting for you in a month where you sell nothing.

Standard pricing

2.7% + $0.30

per successful domestic card transaction

  • No setup fee
  • No required monthly fee for standard pricing
  • Pay only when you make a sale

This reflects standard pricing at the time this page was last reviewed. Additional fees can apply for international cards, currency conversion, payouts, taxes, and optional services. Always confirm current pricing with Whop before making business decisions.

What costs nothing

  • Creating an account
  • Building and publishing an offer
  • Setting up checkout and access rules
  • Managing your customer list

That matters most at the start. You can build the whole thing, test it and only start paying once real money moves.

Costs that can apply

A single headline rate never covers every situation. Plan for these before you set your margins.

Categories of cost to check for your own business. Exact amounts depend on your account, country and setup.
Cost typeWhen it appliesWhat to check
Transaction feeEvery successful saleThe percentage and the fixed amount
International cardsBuyer pays from another countryAny added percentage
Currency conversionYou sell in a currency you do not settle inConversion spread
PayoutsMoney leaves the platform to your bankMethod, timing and any fee
Refunds and disputesA customer reverses a paymentWhether fees are returned
TaxesDepends on your product and locationWho is responsible for collection
Optional servicesAdd-ons and premium featuresWhether they are billed separately

What you actually keep

Work an example. On a $50 sale at 2.7% + $0.30, the fee is about $1.65, so roughly $48.35 reaches your balance before any other cost. On a $9 subscription, the fixed $0.30 matters far more as a share of the sale than it does at $50.

That is the practical takeaway: low-priced, high-volume products feel the fixed portion the most. If your price point is small, look at annual plans or bundles to reduce how many separate transactions you run.

How to verify current pricing

  1. Check Whop's own pricing page before you launch.
  2. Run one real transaction and read the fee line on it.
  3. Confirm payout timing and method inside your dashboard.
  4. Re-check anything you rely on before a big campaign.

We review this page on a schedule and show the review date at the top, but Whop's own documentation is always the authoritative source.

FAQ

Does Whop charge a monthly fee?
Standard pricing has no required monthly platform fee. You pay a percentage plus a fixed amount on each successful transaction. Optional services and higher-tier features can carry their own costs.
Is there a setup fee?
No setup fee applies to standard pricing. You can create an account and publish an offer without paying up front.
What is the standard Whop transaction fee?
Standard pricing is 2.7% + $0.30 per successful domestic card transaction at the time this page was last reviewed. Confirm current rates with Whop before planning margins.

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Sources & references

Platform pricing and features change. Verify important details with Whop before making business decisions.

The SellOnWhop Editorial Team

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We research how internet businesses actually get built and paid. Everything published here is reviewed against Whop's public documentation before it goes live, and pricing-sensitive pages carry a visible review date.

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