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Teya vs SumUp
SumUp’s published rate beside Teya’s, and the one like-for-like: your own statement.
SumUp’s published rate
What SumUp publishes.
SumUp publishes 1.69% transaction fee, Pay-as-you-go plan.
Read on SumUp’s own site, 2026-09-16.
- published in-person rate
- 1.69%
Teya through Klipy
The rate is calculated, not negotiated
We use a calculator that reads your actual statement and returns the correct rate for your business. There is nothing to haggle over, so the quiet customer and the pushy one get the same answer.
0.50% blended rate available for merchants processing 200,000+ monthly TPV. Typical rates range from 0.50% to 1.59% depending on volume and card mix.
- the floor, at 200,000+ monthly TPV
- 0.50%
- the Start plan rate
- 1.59%
- to read a statement
- Under 30 seconds
After you switch
The same person, every time
Go direct and you speak to whoever picks up, and you explain your setup again each time. Come through us and you get one named person who set your account up, knows what is on it, and answers the same number next month.
The machine
Built-in printer, prints every receipt.
Teya Pro carries its own thermal printer, ready whenever a customer wants paper in hand.
No printer, digital receipts by NFC.
Teya Lite sends receipts straight to a customer’s phone with a tap. Nothing to load, nothing to run out.
Scanning stock? Teya Pro carries a barcode scanner, Teya Lite does not.
Compare the two machines
- Teya Pro, was £239
- £139 + VAT
- Teya Lite
- £89 + VAT
- Teya Pro rental, no minimum term
- £15.00 / month
Making the switch
Set up first, then cancel.
Most applications are approved within a few working days once we have your documents. We tell you what is outstanding rather than leaving you to guess. Get set up first, check it works, then close the old account. Ask us about notice periods before you cancel anything, as some carry a charge.
Questions? Answers.
You send one recent statement. Our calculator reads what you actually pay, including your card mix and ticket sizes, and returns a rate. There is no negotiation, so it does not matter how hard you push.
No, and we would advise not to. Get set up first, check it works, then close the old account. Ask us about notice periods before you cancel anything, as some carry a charge.
Most applications are approved within a few working days once we have your documents. We tell you what is outstanding rather than leaving you to guess.
The terms come from Teya, not from us, and they vary by setup. We will tell you the exact term before you sign rather than after.
Teya. They are the regulated party and the acquirer. Klipy is an Independent Sales Channel: we get you set up and stay reachable, but we do not handle your money.