All prices shown are Simiz platform fees. Payment provider fees (Mobile Money operators, card networks) are separate and displayed transparently in your dashboard and transaction details.
Choose your plan
Starter
Self-service, free to sign up.
Up to 10,000 transactions/month.
Commission starting at 0.5% per successful transaction.
Ideal: SMBs, online commerce, digital freelancers.
Growth
On quote, tiered pricing.
10,000 to 120,000 transactions/month.
Key addons included.
Ideal: B2B SaaS, marketplaces, multi-tenant platforms.
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Scale
Custom, negotiated rate.
120,000 transactions/month and above.
Dedicated infrastructure + 99.9% SLA.
Ideal: banks, EMIs, high-volume marketplaces.
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How fees work
A successful transaction carries two separate, transparent fees — a Simiz orchestration fee (percentage, charged only on success) and a provider fee (Mobile Money operator or card network). A failed transaction incurs no orchestration fee.
Orchestration fee
A percentage of each successful transaction processed by Simiz. Failed transactions are not billed.- Starter: country-based reference rate on successful transactions
- Growth: tiered pricing by volume — on quote
- Scale: negotiated rate, custom infrastructure
Provider fees
Operator fees (MTN, Orange, Wave, etc.) are not Simiz fees. They are:- Collected by the licensed partner executing the transaction
- Displayed separately in transaction breakdowns
- Governed by the operator’s own pricing
Payout fee
Sending money out (a payout / disbursement) carries a separate fee from the orchestration fee above — the applicable orchestration rate covers collection (pay-in), not payouts. The payout fee is config-driven per organization (default ~1% if unset) and is shown on each payout. See Payouts for details.Zone-based pricing
Simiz pricing varies by corridor (origin and destination country of the transaction). Reference rates for common corridors:Actual rates depend on your plan and corridor. Contact sales@simiz.io for a detailed estimate for your corridors.

