Dojo vs SumUp UK: which is cheaper?
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[0:00] Dojo versus SumUp, which is cheaper? It depends on your card volume.
[0:07] The models are different. SumUp is pay-as-you-go at 1.69 percent on the Air reader, no monthly fee, no contract. Dojo is a monthly contract with a lower blended rate plus a terminal rental.
[0:15] Low volume. If you take a few thousand pounds a month, SumUp usually wins. No fixed monthly cost means you only pay when you sell.
[0:22] Higher volume. As card revenue climbs, Dojo's lower per-transaction rate can beat SumUp once it covers the monthly rental. Dojo also settles same day, including weekends.
[0:30] How to decide. Divide total monthly fees by total card revenue. That effective rate is the real cost, and it flips the answer at higher turnover.
[0:37] Full Dojo versus SumUp comparison on merchanthq.co.uk.
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