You cannot top up an existing bundle, but you can buy another bundle at any time. We'll consume revenue from the oldest bundle first until it is depleted of its allowance, and then we'll move onto your next pack (if you have one), or you'll revert to our standard pay as you go rates.īundles have a 12-month expiry, but this applies from first use. Buying more than one bundle (or topping up an existing bundle you have)
#PORTAL BUNDLE GIFT FULL#
To do this, make sure that you have full admin access to all the accounts you'd like to share your packs with (so we know you have the authorization to share the pack!), then let us know, and we'll share your packs with those Gift Up! accounts. You can share your bundles with those other accounts, even if those other accounts are in different currencies.
#PORTAL BUNDLE GIFT SOFTWARE#
You'll be in good hands, and we have all the software capability you'll likely need, and if we haven't, we'll work with you build it.
At Gift Up! we have many larger businesses who use us from national chains to global brands. The exact pricing of the packs in your billing currency is available in your billing portal: Selling over $200K in gift cards per year?įirstly, we'd love to work with you. We offer billing packs in your local currency equivalent to the above USD values. In this instance you'd be enjoying an effective rate of 2.2% (2635/120000). In reality, you pay us once in advance, and then you enjoy 0% fees per gift card sold.įor example, if you are reliably selling $120,000 USD in gift card sales each year, you'd be best off buying our $120,000 USD bundle at a cost of $2,635 USD and enjoying a 0% fee per gift card sold instead of our usual 3.49% fee. Instead, we include an "effective rate" in the table above to show you the rate you are effectively paying. *When you buy a bundle, you'll not be charged a fee per gift card sold, as you've paid us in advance. The more you pay in advance, the more you save.
That way, you pay us in advance in one lump sum and do not pay any fee when you sell a gift card. If you're happy with Gift Up! (or are a larger seller and are looking for a volume discount), you're best off buying a pre-paid bundle. To help you onboard your existing gift cards issued previously, we offer a fee-free import service for these. Gift cards imported from another provider Prior to the 1st July 2021, we operated a different pricing structure, read about our revised pricing here.
#PORTAL BUNDLE GIFT FREE#
There is a balance limit of $50 USD per gift card in your free allowance in order to not be charged, which means you can issue up to 5 x $50 gift cards per month, without incurring a fee from Gift Up! You can still issue gift cards of any balance via the dashboard, but you'll be charged our reduced 1.99% rate on any gift card balance issued over the $50 free allowance. Any gift cards that are issued over the free allowance of 5 gift cards in the calendar month will be charged a reduced rate of 1.99% of the gift card balance, instead of our usual 3.49% rate. In these instances, the first 5 gift cards you issue through the dashboard will be completely free of charge. If you manually issue a gift card via the dashboard, and you're not being paid for it by someone, we consider this a complimentary gift card. Complimentary gift cards issued via the dashboard We collect a 3.49% fee for every gift card you sell/issue (subject to a $0.50 USD minimum fee per gift card). Gift cards sold via the checkout, our API, Zapier, a bulk issue/corporate sale, or an in-store sale If you're happy paying in advance, you can save up to 45% on our fee by buying a pre-paid bundle (see below). You can also pass some or all of our fee onto your customers if you wish to do so. We'll raise an invoice for you to pay once a month (assuming you've sold a gift card that month) and you can pay your invoice using a credit/debit card, PayPal, bank transfer or direct debit. There's no setup or monthly fees, and you can use Gift Up! in its entirety, without a contract or tie-in, we just charge you 3.49% when you sell a gift card.
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