Verified June 2026 · Published rates

Amazon Pay Pricing in 2026

Amazon Pay is wallet acceptance priced at parity with the Stripe and PayPal Advanced Card headlines. Domestic web and mobile is 2.9% + $0.30. Cross-border adds 1%. Chargebacks are $20. Setup is via the Amazon Pay merchant console.

2.90%
Cheapest published
Web and mobile, domestic
$0
Monthly fee
Published
$20
Chargeback fee
Per dispute
Flat rate
Pricing model
Published model
Direct answer
Web and mobile domestic transactions cost 2.9% + $0.30. Cross-border adds 1%. Chargebacks are $20. American Express may be priced separately on the merchant agreement.

Published rate schedule

Pulled directly from the vendor pricing page, verified 2026-06-19. We do not re-state any rate the vendor has not put in writing on their own site.

Amazon Pay published rate schedule
Published
  1. Web and mobile, domestic
    2.90% + $0.30
  2. Cross-border
    3.90% + $0.30
  3. Chargeback
    $20.00
Source: pay.amazon.com/us/help/201212430 - verified 2026-06-19.

What Amazon Pay is best for

Amazon Pay's case is conversion lift, not cost. The economics are identical to Stripe headline, so the only reason to add it is to convert shoppers who have their card details and address saved with Amazon.

Not a cost-saving choice on the headline rate.

Hidden costs not in the headline rate

The number on the homepage of Amazon Pay is rarely the number a finance team books. Below are the line items that almost always show up, sourced from the same vendor pricing page where possible.

Pricing status snapshot

Pricing model
Flat rate
Publication status
Published
Source
Verified 2026-06-19

Summary

Wallet acceptance, priced at parity with Stripe headline. Conversion-lift play, not a cost-saving play.

Related cost references

Stripe pricing
Same headline rate.
PayPal pricing
Other wallet at parity.
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Last verified June 2026. Next review September 2026. Rates change without notice; always confirm directly with the vendor before signing a contract.