High-intent calculator for Indian freelancers and agencies. Enter an invoice amount to instantly see how much you actually receive after payment gateway fees and FX markups.
Great for global clients who insist on PayPal invoices.
Solid balance of reach and lower fees for freelancers.
Best developer tooling and optimized checkout UX.
| Provider | Invoice amount | Total fees | You receive | Effective rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PayPal | ₹10,000.00 | ₹793.00 | ₹9,207.00 | 7.93% |
| Payoneer | ₹10,000.00 | ₹400.00 | ₹9,600.00 | 4.00% |
| Stripe | ₹10,000.00 | ₹497.00 | ₹9,503.00 | 4.97% |
Switch to “I need to receive a set amount” and enter your target payout. The calculator reverse-engineers how much you must invoice on each platform, eliminating under-quoting and late surprises.
Drop the share link into your proposal or onboarding document. Clients instantly see how gateway fees influence the final payout, making upsells to local bank transfers or UPI much easier.
Use the embed widget with your brand colour to create a sticky resource. Members can interact, tweak numbers, and generate their own shareable snapshots without leaving your site.
The calculator uses publicly advertised pricing for standard Indian merchant accounts as of 2024. Marketplaces, charity pricing, or enterprise volumes may trigger custom pricing, so always confirm with your account manager.
When clients pay in USD/EUR/GBP and you withdraw in INR, providers apply an additional foreign exchange markup beyond the mid-market rate. We estimate a 2% FX markup for Payoneer and Stripe, and 3.5% for PayPal.
Yes. If both you and your client transact entirely in INR, set the invoice currency to INR and collect via UPI or domestic card rails. In that scenario you can mentally subtract the FX component shown here.
