Pricing
The whole price,
not the poster price.
Three percent on collections, borne by you or your customer — your choice. Statutory charges like IMTT pass through at cost, itemised. The calculator below asks our live pricing engine: the same code that will charge you, so the quote cannot drift from reality.
Your numbers
Quotes come from Lango's live pricing engine — the one that will actually charge you.
Each sale
Your customer bears the fee, shown as its own line before they confirm. Switch the bearer above to absorb it instead.
Each monthly payout
IMTT is a government tax on every bank transfer — anyone who pays you out is paying it. The difference with Lango: you see it here, not on payday.
Compare honestly
Ask any provider these four questions
Every gateway pays the same statutory charges. The difference is whether you're told. Whoever you choose — including us — make them answer in writing:
1. Is IMTT inside your rate, or on top?
2% (USD) on the payout transfer. On USD 5,000 a month that's USD 98.04 — more than many merchants' entire advertised fee.
2. What does the wallet-to-bank sweep cost?
Moving collected funds out of the wallet has its own fee schedule. Someone pays it. Find out who.
3. What's the bank transfer fee per settlement?
Flat fees favour fewer, larger payouts. Ask for the number and do the division on your own cycle.
4. Is VAT inside the commission or added to it?
15% VAT applies to gateway commission. Inside, or on top, changes your effective rate — and your VAT return.