Common questions
Pricing FAQ.
Quick answers to the questions that come up most often. If yours isn't here, ask us on the call.
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How do I know which plan I'm in?
If your operation runs on one primary bank, you're likely in Essentials. If you're operating across two or more banks and want a consolidated cash position and inter and intra-bank transfers, you're in Growth. For larger organizations with multiple entities, custom approval matrices, or specific integration requirements, we structure a custom engagement. Reach out to discuss. We'll confirm fit on the call. It's usually obvious within the first few minutes.
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Why isn't pricing listed on the page?
Because the right size of the engagement varies meaningfully with your bank footprint, entity structure, and operational needs. A number on this page would set the wrong frame for the conversation that actually leads to a good fit. We'll send a tailored quote after a short scoping call. Same week, no slide deck.
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Is pricing per user?
No. PayShore doesn't charge per seat. The platform fee covers your team. Add as many of your people as the work requires.
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What banks do you support?
PayShore has integrations with Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, Fifth Third, and Silicon Valley Bank, with additional integrations in progress. Contact us to see if your bank is currently being integrated.
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What payment rails are supported?
Domestic ACH and RTP at launch. RTP provides 24/7 settlement with a high transaction ceiling.
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Are free counterparties really free?
Yes. Free counterparties can receive payments, respond to payment requests, and send payments back to the client who invited them, without paying anything. The relationship is one-to-one. To transact with additional clients on the PayShore network, connect their own bank accounts, or access the wider platform (multi-bank visibility and reporting, broader workflows), a counterparty upgrades to a full client account.
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Can we move between plans later?
Yes. Plans can move up or down with a billing-cycle adjustment. The pricing model is designed to scale with your operation. Not lock you into a plan you've outgrown, or one you no longer need.
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Is there an implementation fee?
For early adopters, the implementation fee is waived. Future implementation pricing will be scoped alongside your plan during the engagement conversation.
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Are multi-year contracts available?
Yes. Multi-year contracts with locked pricing are available for teams that want budgeting predictability across renewal cycles. We discuss term and pricing structure as part of the scoping call.