No feature tiers. One plan covers the capabilities available to your business.
No VAT is charged.
Everything Nandi does for your business, in one plan.
One price, billed monthly. No complicated plans, no feature tiers.
Set up the way your business works during setup, and change it whenever the business changes.
Nandi doesn't add a transaction fee.
Customer payment processing is separate: if your customers pay through Nandi, your payment provider's standard processing fees apply to those payments.
The comparison isn't other software. It's the cost and time of hiring.
Cancel from your billing settings.
The subscription is £14.99/month, as shown above. That is the only thing Nandi bills you for. Separately, if you choose to let your customers pay deposits or balances through Nandi, your payment provider's standard processing fees apply to those payments. Nandi doesn't add anything on top of them.
No. If you prefer to take payments yourself, Nandi explains how you take payment rather than collecting it. Whether Nandi handles payments is one of the things you tell it during setup, and you can change your mind later.
You decide, and you tell Nandi which way you want it. Either it comes out of what you receive, or, where your provider and local rules allow it, it is added to the customer's total. Either way, both sides see the amount, the fee and the total before anything is paid.
No. Nandi takes no cut of your customer payments and adds no transaction fee of its own. The subscription is how Nandi is paid. Processing fees are your payment provider's charge, and they are a fee rather than a tax.
Not today. Nandi has one plan and no feature tiers. If your business grows into needing something different, such as several locations or unusual volume, we would rather talk to you about it than quietly move things you already rely on behind a higher price.
Yes, from your billing settings, without ringing anyone. When it takes effect, and what happens to anything you have already paid for, follow the cancellation terms in your agreement rather than being set by this page.