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The clause defines the financial obligations that structure the merchant relationship with Shopify, establishing which service categories trigger fees and the billing cadence for the core subscription component. This creates the baseline cost model for platform access and use.
Users operating a Shopify store are obligated to remit Subscription Fees on a recurring 30-day billing cycle in advance, plus Transaction Fees on sales processed through non-Shopify payment systems, plus Additional Fees for any supplementary services and features selected. The fee structure applies across the primary service (online storefront and/or POS) and all optional add-ons.
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"You will pay the Fees applicable to your subscription to Online Service and/or POS Services ("Subscription Fees") and any other applicable fees, including but not limited to applicable fees relating to the value of sales made through your Store when using all payment providers other than Shopify Payments ("Transaction Fees"), and any fees relating to your purchase or use of any products or services such as Shopify Payments, POS Equipment, shipping, apps, Themes, domain names, Shopify App Store, or Third Party Services ("Additional Fees"). Subscription Fees are paid in advance and will be billed in 30 day intervals (each such date, a "Billing Date").— Excerpt from Shopify's Shopify Terms of Service
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The clause defines the financial obligations that structure the merchant relationship with Shopify, establishing which service categories trigger fees and the billing cadence for the core subscription component. This creates the baseline cost model for platform access and use.
Users operating a Shopify store are obligated to remit Subscription Fees on a recurring 30-day billing cycle in advance, plus Transaction Fees on sales processed through non-Shopify payment systems, plus Additional Fees for any supplementary services and features selected. The fee structure applies across the primary service (online storefront and/or POS) and all optional add-ons.
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