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Teya card machine fees

Teya quotes each business individually based on volume, sector and average sale, and has no standard price list. Takings settle to a Teya Business Account the next day.

Want to see how Teya stacks up for your own takings? Use the card machine fees calculator, or see every provider on the comparison table.

Teya at a glance

Teya prices individually, so we can't rank it against published prices. Contact them directly for a quote.

Plan comparedQuote-based
Monthly feeQuote only (checked 14 October 2026)
In-person rateQuote only (checked 14 October 2026)
Online / payment linksQuote only (checked 14 October 2026)
Amex / commercial cardsQuote only
Reader (buy)Quote only (checked 14 October 2026)
Reader (rent)Quote only a month
ContractQuote only
Payouts1 working day

What Teya would cost: worked examples

Estimated monthly cost for three example businesses taking all payments in person, using the figures above.

Example businessPer monthEffective rateFirst year (incl. reader)
Low: £800/month, £15 average saleQuote-based
Medium: £3,000/month, £20 average saleQuote-based
Higher: £12,000/month, £35 average saleQuote-based

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Frequently asked questions

Does Teya charge a monthly fee?
Yes: £NaN a month on the Quote-based plan when we last checked.
Is Teya the cheapest option for my business?
It depends on your takings and average sale. Put your own figures into the card machine fees calculator to see where Teya ranks for you.
Where do these Teya prices come from?
Teya's own UK pricing and help pages (listed under Sources below), on the date shown next to each figure. Prices change, so always confirm on Teya's site before you sign up.

Sources and last checked

Last reviewed 14 October 2026 by Oliver Burton. Editorial policy.