Fees compared

What does Creem charge? Creem fees explained

The problem“Creem says 3.9% + 40 cents. Is that really all I pay?”

3.9% + $0.40 per sale, with no monthly fee, plus a payout fee. Each bank payout costs $7 or €7, or 1% of the payout if that is higher; USDC payouts cost 2%. Splits and affiliate sales add 2%. Creem pays out twice a month, on the 1st and 15th, once your balance reaches $50 or €50. On ten $100 sales paid out once, about $947 reaches your bank. All-in, a first year at €2,000 a month is about €1,642, time included.

Reviewed by Panche Isajeski, founder of AgentaOS, 19+ years in payments, featured on Indie Hackers. Checked . General information, not financial, tax or legal advice.

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The fees

What are all of Creem’s fees?

FeeCreem
Per sale3.9% + $0.40
Monthly$0
Bank payout$7 / €7 or 1%, whichever is higher
USDC payout2% of the payout
Splits or affiliate sales+2% each
Currency conversionBank partner’s fee if your account currency differs
Payout schedule1st and 15th, from $50 / €50

Sources: Creem pricing, Creem payouts docs.

“Creem charges 7 USD/EUR or 1% of the payout amount, whichever is higher”

Source: Creem docs, Payouts
All-in, first year

What does Creem cost all-in, against AgentaOS and Paddle?

First year, all-inCreemAgentaOSPaddle
Card and payout fees€1,357€1,725€1,800
Subscription billingIncludedIncludedIncluded
Tax registration and filing abroadIncludedIncludedIncluded
Company and accountantNot neededNot neededNot needed
Your time9.5h · €2859.5h · €2859.5h · €285
Total first year€1,642€2,010€2,085

First year, selling €2,000 a month (€50 average, half the buyers abroad, subscriptions). Your time (setup, invoicing, tax and bookkeeping each month) valued at €30 an hour. Sources: each provider’s pricing page; company and accountant costs from Stripe Atlas, the State of Delaware, e-resident.gov.ee and enty.io, as on our cost calculator. Without the $15 SWIFT fee (SEPA/ACH payouts): €360 less.

Honestly: all three are Merchants of Record, so tax, invoices and filings are included and your time is about the same. The difference is fees, and Creem is the cheapest: about €368 less than AgentaOS in the first year at this volume.

Against doing it yourself with Stripe and a US company (€5,957 all-in), any of the three saves you thousands and about 50 hours.

Beyond the fee

What else should I compare?

  • Country coverageCreem pays out in 87 countries but not Kosovo; AgentaOS pays out in 86, including Kosovo by wallet. Who pays out where.
  • Stablecoin payoutsCreem: 2% of the payout. AgentaOS: 1% + €2 on top of the 1% payout fee.
  • Help with pricingAgentaOS includes Pricing Intelligence, which tells you what to charge.
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Related questions

When and how does Creem pay out?

Twice a month, on the 1st and the 15th, once your balance reaches 50 USD or 50 EUR; dates on a weekend or holiday move to the next business day. Bank payouts cost 7 USD/EUR or 1% of the payout, whichever is higher. You can also take USDC on Polygon for 2% of the payout. Some countries have bank transfer limits, so check Creem’s supported countries list. Source: Creem docs, Payouts.

Does Creem charge a monthly fee?

No, $0 a month and $0 setup.

Is Creem a Merchant of Record?

Yes, it handles tax and chargebacks as the seller.

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