Software + Payment Flow
Solution pricing
Software-led offers are shaped by the payment flow, implementation scope, and the connected services that need to be part of the setup.
Pricing
FoxPay pricing is easiest to evaluate when the payment setup is already clear
FoxPay pricing is structured by offer type. Software-led payment flows, hardware deployments, and core payment services are evaluated differently, so the strongest pricing conversation starts once the business knows what it needs to launch.
Pricing Layers
Read pricing by offer type instead of treating the entire setup like one flat package
Hardware + Access
Device pricing
Hardware is structured around the device itself with optional recurring bundles for connectivity, support, software access, and deployment needs.
Payment Foundation
Processing layer
Payment processing is reviewed separately from hardware and from workflow-specific service bundles where applicable.
How To Read Pricing
| If you are reviewing... | Main cost lens | Best supporting page |
|---|---|---|
| Booking, remote billing, or recurring workflows | Implementation scope and connected services | Solutions |
| Hardware for counters, kiosks, or roaming staff | Device mix, support, and software access | Hardware |
| Core payment acceptance across channels | Processing structure and payment route | Payment Processing |
| Security and operational review | Implementation boundaries and responsibilities | Security |
When To Use Pricing
Bring a defined setup into pricing review
- After the business has narrowed the payment workflow it is evaluating.
- After the hardware environment is understood if physical checkout is part of the setup.
- Before reaching out about scope, rollout, or commercial fit.
Next Step
Review pricing after the path is clear, not before
Start with the solution or hardware environment that matches the business. Once that route is defined, pricing becomes a practical commercial review instead of a guessing exercise.