INFI · Sales Enablement Tool

Kiosk Pricing
Calculator.

Enter the merchant's expected volume and proposed pricing. The calculator validates the quote against our ceiling and surfaces three compliant pricing levers — adjust subscription, transaction rate, or both.

Ceiling $300 + $100/kiosk

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ICP Assessment
Monthly GPV
Avg Order Value
Kiosk TX %

Merchant Inputs

01 / 02
$ /mo
$ /order
1
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$ /mo
Sales-leadership override. Default formula: $300 first kiosk + $100 each additional.
$ /mo
%
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Quote Validation

02 / 02
Monthly fee ceiling
$300
$300 first kiosk + $100 × 0 additional
Within ceiling
Quote summary
All-in monthly cost
$300/mo
Max allowable subscription
$156/mo
At standard transaction fees, this subscription brings the merchant's all-in cost exactly to the ceiling.

Three pricing levers

Click any option to apply
Why we prefer Option A
A predictable subscription fee is the foundation of recurring revenue. Transaction-fee revenue scales with merchant volume — useful upside, but harder to forecast. Hold the sub firm; flex the transaction fee.
Subscription $156
Transaction fees $144
Headroom $0

Calculation Detail

Kiosk GPV (Total GPV × % through kiosk) $6,000
Estimated kiosk transactions / month 333
Volume fee (Kiosk GPV × rate) $18.00
Per-transaction fee (count × flat) $33.33
Total transaction fees $51.33
Subscription fee (input) $99.00
All-in monthly cost $270.11
vs. ceiling −$29.89 under
Effective rate (% of Kiosk GPV) 1.35%
How to use this with prospects → The cap is $300 per location for the first kiosk + $100 for each additional kiosk, all-in (subscription + transaction fees combined). Standard subscription is $99/mo; standard transaction fee is 0.3% + $0.10. Enter the merchant's volume and your proposed pricing — the calculator validates the quote against the ceiling and shows three compliant pricing combos. If transaction fees alone exceed the ceiling, that's a signal to negotiate a custom transaction rate, not pad with a subscription discount. Never quote above the ceiling without sales-leadership approval.