Why Redicom: no transaction fees as you grow

How much you save with no fee on sales

On platforms that charge a percentage of every sale, the cost rises with revenue. With a 1% fee, this is the amount that leaves the business every year, money that could be reinvested:

• Revenue of €50,000/month€6,000/yearin fees
• Revenue of €150,000/month€18,000/yearin fees
• Revenue of €300,000/month€36,000/yearin fees
• Revenue of €500,000/month€60,000/yearin fees

At Redicom, this fee is zero. Higher sales do not increase what you pay for the platform: growth should be a reward, not a penalty.

Calculated with a 1% fee on revenue, the rate Shopify applies on the Grow plan when the store uses a third-party payment provider (Shopify's public pricing for Portugal, checked in September 2026). Stores using Shopify Payments do not pay this fee, but pay Shopify Payments' own card processing rates. Payment provider fees are not part of this calculation and apply on any platform, Redicom included.

Grow with confidence

An online store is a company asset, and the platform it runs on should protect it as the business grows. These are the six conditions Redicom Commerce Cloud provides for that:

• Payments under your control

  Redicom is not an intermediary in payments: the merchant works with its own payment provider and is paid directly by it. The platform takes no percentage of sales and does not hold the amounts received, and its cost is predictable.

• Stability and continuity

  Each project is followed closely by a dedicated team, with rules set out in the contract and no minimum term. Standard platforms apply the same rules to everyone: Shopify's terms of service, for example, allow it to suspend or terminate an account for any reason and without notice, unless the law requires otherwise.

• Data handled in line with the GDPR

  Customer data is handled with rigour and hosted in the European Union, in line with European data protection rules. The platform does not require data to be transferred outside the EU, which avoids the additional safeguards the GDPR demands in those cases.

• Freedom to choose payment methods

  The store chooses and integrates the payment methods that suit its business model and its market. Working with one provider or another has no extra cost on the platform, unlike platforms that charge a fee to merchants who do not use their own payment system.

• Independence and scalability

  Integration with the ERP and other systems is done through APIs, the data belongs to the merchant and the platform core can be adapted to each project. The same foundation serves the B2C store, B2B and physical stores, and keeps pace with the business as it grows.

• Integrated omnichannel POS

  Sales, stock and customers from physical stores and the online store sit in a single system, because the POS works on the same database as the platform. Day-to-day management becomes simpler, and invoices issued in stores are AT-certified.

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