Famly Pay - Fees
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Written by Josephine Lorenzen
Updated over a week ago

In this article:

  • Famly Pay Processing Fees


Fees

Famly charges a processing fee when using Famly Pay but there are no additional costs besides that. When a parent pays their outstanding balance in Famly, the fee will be deducted before the money arrives in your Famly Pay account. You can see the fees below:

The following fees apply to the Foundation, Premium and Professional packages - available from March 16th

  • Direct Debit pricing (UK)

    50p per transaction

  • Normal Card Pricing (UK)

    1.5% + 20p per transaction

  • Non-UK cards, AMEX, corporate cards (in the UK)

    3.5% + 20p per transaction

Payout times

  • Next business day after payment succeeds

Please note, VAT has not been calculated into the fees above and will be added on to all transactions

Examples
The parent pays £100:

- by direct debit: £100 - 50p. Payout to your bank account = £99.50
- by EU cards: 1.5% of £100 + 20p = £1.70. Payout to your bank account = £98.30
- by non-EU cards: 3.5% of £100 + 20p = £3.70. Payout to your bank account = £96.30


If you are on one of our older packages, Starter, Essentials or Premium and do not move to a new package, the fee structure will remain as follows:

  • BACS Direct Debit:
    1% of payment amount, max £2, min 50p

  • European Debit & Credit Cards (Excl. Amex):
    2% of payment amount + 20p per transaction

  • Non-European Debit & Credit Cards & Amex:
    3.5% of payment amount + 20p per transaction

Note that UK cards are classed as European in this case as this agreement was made before Brexit.

Examples
The parent pays £100:

- by direct debit: 1% of £100 = £1. Payout to your bank account = £99
- by EU cards: 2% of £100 + 20p = £2.20. Payout to your bank account = £97.80
- by non-EU cards: 3.5% of £100 + 20p = £3.70. Payout to your bank account = £96.30


If you are unsure of which package you are on, please don't hesisite to reach out to us at support@famly.co

Need more help? Have a look at some of our other Famly Pay articles:


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