Akurateco Pricing & Cost Calculator
Estimate what a white-label payment gateway will cost for your own setup. Choose SaaS or On-Premises, then set your monthly transaction volume, the development hours you expect, and the number of new connectors you need. Complete the short form to unlock your figures — and receive the full cost report by email, comparing renting the gateway with building in-house or outsourcing development.
This is not a final offer, prices can be customized according to your business case.. We also offer supplementary services tailored to your needs. Once we understand your requirements, our expert will contact you with a final proposal.
How Akurateco Pricing Works
Akurateco pricing has three parts: a one-time setup fee, a recurring platform subscription, and a per-transaction fee. What you pay depends on your deployment model, your monthly transaction volume, any additional development hours, and any connectors you need beyond the 700+ integrations available out of the box. SaaS clients are covered by Akurateco’s PCI DSS Level 1 certification, while an On-Premises setup runs on your own infrastructure and carries its own certification. Akurateco is not a payment processor, so acquiring and processing fees are agreed separately with your acquirers and sit outside these figures. Every final quote is confirmed after a scoping call.
What the Full Cost Report Adds
Submit the form and your figures appear straight away. The email that follows breaks the same cost down line by line — setup, platform subscription, transaction fees, development hours, and each connector beyond the 700+ integrations included as standard — so you can take a complete picture to your finance team. An Akurateco expert then confirms the final quote against your real scope on a short call, once your volumes, connectors, and deployment model are settled.
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