Ruul’s pricing is deliberately simple. There are no setup costs and no monthly fees — you only pay when money actually moves.
The 5% commission
Ruul charges a flat 5% commission per transaction. That single fee covers the whole service: issuing compliant invoices, collecting payment, handling buyer-side compliance as your Agent of Record, and releasing your payout.
Because it’s pay-as-you-go, the cost always scales with what you earn or pay — there’s nothing to pay in a month with no activity.
If you’re a freelancer
When you create an invoice, you choose who absorbs the 5%:
- You pay it — the commission is deducted from your payout.
- Your client pays it — the fee is added on top of your amount, so you receive the full sum you quoted.
Either way, you’ll see the exact figures (including any currency-conversion fee) before you send the invoice.
If you’re a business paying contractors
The same flat 5% applies to the payments you run through Ruul, with no per-seat or subscription charges. You see the full cost of each payment up front, whether you’re paying one contractor or running a bulk payment.
A note on currency
If a payment is made in a currency different from your payout currency, a foreign-exchange fee may also apply. This is always shown to you before the transaction is confirmed.
For the latest figures and any plan details, see the pricing page.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Ruul charge?
A flat 5 percent commission per transaction. That single fee covers issuing the invoice, collecting payment, handling buyer-side compliance, and releasing your payout. There are no setup costs or monthly fees.
Can I pass the 5% fee to my client?
Yes. When you create an invoice you choose who absorbs the fee. You can deduct it from your payout, or add it on top of your amount so the client pays it and you receive the full sum you quoted.
Are there extra fees beyond the 5%?
If a payment is made in a currency different from your payout currency, a foreign-exchange fee may apply. This is always shown to you before the transaction is confirmed.
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