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This is the system we wished existed, so we built it. Now live on Product Hunt.
Ask questions. Try it out. We’d love to hear your feedback.
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Ask questions. Try it out. We’d love to hear your feedback.
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Bolt: The home of Bolt Charge, Checkout OS, and the Bolt SuperApp | Product Hunt
Learn why developers and businesses are switching to Bolt's lightning-quick checkout, subscriptions, and how our checkout experience platform helps convert, retain, and delight customers.
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June 30, 2025 at 9:25 PM
This is the system we wished existed, so we built it. Now live on Product Hunt.
Ask questions. Try it out. We’d love to hear your feedback.
👉 www.producthunt.com/products/bol...
Ask questions. Try it out. We’d love to hear your feedback.
👉 www.producthunt.com/products/bol...
Preconfigured checkout, automated KYB, and instant payment splits.
No plugins. No patchwork. No extra logic to maintain.
No plugins. No patchwork. No extra logic to maintain.
June 30, 2025 at 9:22 PM
Preconfigured checkout, automated KYB, and instant payment splits.
No plugins. No patchwork. No extra logic to maintain.
No plugins. No patchwork. No extra logic to maintain.
Bolt Connect changes that.
Built on our PayFac infrastructure,it gives you a fully embedded payment stack through one frictionless integration.
Built on our PayFac infrastructure,it gives you a fully embedded payment stack through one frictionless integration.
June 30, 2025 at 9:22 PM
Bolt Connect changes that.
Built on our PayFac infrastructure,it gives you a fully embedded payment stack through one frictionless integration.
Built on our PayFac infrastructure,it gives you a fully embedded payment stack through one frictionless integration.
Most teams hack together separate tools for checkout, onboarding, and payouts.
It adds complexity, slows down launches, and creates more surface area for bugs.
It adds complexity, slows down launches, and creates more surface area for bugs.
June 30, 2025 at 9:22 PM
Most teams hack together separate tools for checkout, onboarding, and payouts.
It adds complexity, slows down launches, and creates more surface area for bugs.
It adds complexity, slows down launches, and creates more surface area for bugs.
One-click onboarding, fee-free payment splits, and payouts. All in a single integration. Now live on Product Hunt.
Check it out: www.producthunt.com/products/bol...
Check it out: www.producthunt.com/products/bol...
Bolt: The home of Bolt Charge, Checkout OS, and the Bolt SuperApp | Product Hunt
Learn why developers and businesses are switching to Bolt's lightning-quick checkout, subscriptions, and how our checkout experience platform helps convert, retain, and delight customers.
www.producthunt.com
June 30, 2025 at 6:27 PM
One-click onboarding, fee-free payment splits, and payouts. All in a single integration. Now live on Product Hunt.
Check it out: www.producthunt.com/products/bol...
Check it out: www.producthunt.com/products/bol...
Most marketplaces end up stitching together separate tools for every individual aspect.
We wanted one system that could handle it all.
Bolt Connect does that.
We wanted one system that could handle it all.
Bolt Connect does that.
June 30, 2025 at 7:34 AM
Most marketplaces end up stitching together separate tools for every individual aspect.
We wanted one system that could handle it all.
Bolt Connect does that.
We wanted one system that could handle it all.
Bolt Connect does that.
If this message resonates, Bolt Charge, our streamlined subscriptions solution, is live today on Product Hunt! See below to read more, ask questions, and help us spread the word.
A single upvote goes a long way. ⚡♥️
🔗 producthunt[dot]com/posts/bolt-charge
A single upvote goes a long way. ⚡♥️
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April 23, 2025 at 2:03 PM
If this message resonates, Bolt Charge, our streamlined subscriptions solution, is live today on Product Hunt! See below to read more, ask questions, and help us spread the word.
A single upvote goes a long way. ⚡♥️
🔗 producthunt[dot]com/posts/bolt-charge
A single upvote goes a long way. ⚡♥️
🔗 producthunt[dot]com/posts/bolt-charge
Independent businesses are the backbone of our economy.
Payments should help you grow—not chip away at your margins.
It’s time to fix this.
Payments should help you grow—not chip away at your margins.
It’s time to fix this.
April 23, 2025 at 2:03 PM
Independent businesses are the backbone of our economy.
Payments should help you grow—not chip away at your margins.
It’s time to fix this.
Payments should help you grow—not chip away at your margins.
It’s time to fix this.
No secret pricing tiers.
No volume thresholds.
No backroom deals.
We’re here to level the playing field.
No volume thresholds.
No backroom deals.
We’re here to level the playing field.
April 23, 2025 at 2:03 PM
No secret pricing tiers.
No volume thresholds.
No backroom deals.
We’re here to level the playing field.
No volume thresholds.
No backroom deals.
We’re here to level the playing field.
So unless we’re actively driving measurable conversion lift, you pay:
2.1% + $0.30
$0 for subscriptions/software
Refund fees back
$5 chargebacks
Just like the big guys.
2.1% + $0.30
$0 for subscriptions/software
Refund fees back
$5 chargebacks
Just like the big guys.
April 23, 2025 at 2:03 PM
So unless we’re actively driving measurable conversion lift, you pay:
2.1% + $0.30
$0 for subscriptions/software
Refund fees back
$5 chargebacks
Just like the big guys.
2.1% + $0.30
$0 for subscriptions/software
Refund fees back
$5 chargebacks
Just like the big guys.
You pay for performance.
You’re never charged for:
❌ Shoppers who create a Bolt account on your store
❌ Guest checkouts
❌ Users we don’t recognize
Only when we actually move the needle.
You’re never charged for:
❌ Shoppers who create a Bolt account on your store
❌ Guest checkouts
❌ Users we don’t recognize
Only when we actually move the needle.
April 23, 2025 at 2:03 PM
You pay for performance.
You’re never charged for:
❌ Shoppers who create a Bolt account on your store
❌ Guest checkouts
❌ Users we don’t recognize
Only when we actually move the needle.
You’re never charged for:
❌ Shoppers who create a Bolt account on your store
❌ Guest checkouts
❌ Users we don’t recognize
Only when we actually move the needle.
When Bolt adds value—via our shopper network—you’ll know it:
• 1-click checkout
• 50% higher conversion
• 15% higher repeat purchase
Only then do we charge a network fee: 1.35%.
• 1-click checkout
• 50% higher conversion
• 15% higher repeat purchase
Only then do we charge a network fee: 1.35%.
April 23, 2025 at 2:03 PM
When Bolt adds value—via our shopper network—you’ll know it:
• 1-click checkout
• 50% higher conversion
• 15% higher repeat purchase
Only then do we charge a network fee: 1.35%.
• 1-click checkout
• 50% higher conversion
• 15% higher repeat purchase
Only then do we charge a network fee: 1.35%.
Here’s how Bolt pricing works:
✅ 2.1% + $0.30 for processing
✅ 0% fee on subscriptions or add-on software
✅ Refund fees returned
✅ $5 per chargeback
No extra fees unless we deliver real value.
✅ 2.1% + $0.30 for processing
✅ 0% fee on subscriptions or add-on software
✅ Refund fees returned
✅ $5 per chargeback
No extra fees unless we deliver real value.
April 23, 2025 at 2:03 PM
Here’s how Bolt pricing works:
✅ 2.1% + $0.30 for processing
✅ 0% fee on subscriptions or add-on software
✅ Refund fees returned
✅ $5 per chargeback
No extra fees unless we deliver real value.
✅ 2.1% + $0.30 for processing
✅ 0% fee on subscriptions or add-on software
✅ Refund fees returned
✅ $5 per chargeback
No extra fees unless we deliver real value.
Introducing Bolt Charge, and our Industry-First Pricing Model.
One rate. No tricks. No extra %s on top. No add-on software fees.
Everyone—startup or enterprise—gets the same deal.
Too good to be true? Let’s break it down:
One rate. No tricks. No extra %s on top. No add-on software fees.
Everyone—startup or enterprise—gets the same deal.
Too good to be true? Let’s break it down:
April 23, 2025 at 2:03 PM
Introducing Bolt Charge, and our Industry-First Pricing Model.
One rate. No tricks. No extra %s on top. No add-on software fees.
Everyone—startup or enterprise—gets the same deal.
Too good to be true? Let’s break it down:
One rate. No tricks. No extra %s on top. No add-on software fees.
Everyone—startup or enterprise—gets the same deal.
Too good to be true? Let’s break it down:
How do providers get away with it?
Simple:
They show investors top-line GMV from big brands…
…but earn their margins by overcharging startups.
The imbalance is the business model.
And startups have very few alternatives… until now.
Simple:
They show investors top-line GMV from big brands…
…but earn their margins by overcharging startups.
The imbalance is the business model.
And startups have very few alternatives… until now.
April 23, 2025 at 2:03 PM
How do providers get away with it?
Simple:
They show investors top-line GMV from big brands…
…but earn their margins by overcharging startups.
The imbalance is the business model.
And startups have very few alternatives… until now.
Simple:
They show investors top-line GMV from big brands…
…but earn their margins by overcharging startups.
The imbalance is the business model.
And startups have very few alternatives… until now.
Meanwhile, what do the biggest players pay?
• 2.1% + $0.30
• Refunds processed for free
• $5 chargeback fees
• 0.1%-0.2% subscriptions fees
About 2.3%-2.4% all-in.
Startups are paying nearly 2x as much—for the same service.
• 2.1% + $0.30
• Refunds processed for free
• $5 chargeback fees
• 0.1%-0.2% subscriptions fees
About 2.3%-2.4% all-in.
Startups are paying nearly 2x as much—for the same service.
April 23, 2025 at 2:03 PM
Meanwhile, what do the biggest players pay?
• 2.1% + $0.30
• Refunds processed for free
• $5 chargeback fees
• 0.1%-0.2% subscriptions fees
About 2.3%-2.4% all-in.
Startups are paying nearly 2x as much—for the same service.
• 2.1% + $0.30
• Refunds processed for free
• $5 chargeback fees
• 0.1%-0.2% subscriptions fees
About 2.3%-2.4% all-in.
Startups are paying nearly 2x as much—for the same service.
So let’s add this up. A typical startup today pays:
• 2.9% + 0.5% + $0.30 per order
• Fees kept on refunds
• $15 per chargeback
That’s ~3.6–4% per transaction. Gone.
Just to do business.
• 2.9% + 0.5% + $0.30 per order
• Fees kept on refunds
• $15 per chargeback
That’s ~3.6–4% per transaction. Gone.
Just to do business.
April 23, 2025 at 2:03 PM
So let’s add this up. A typical startup today pays:
• 2.9% + 0.5% + $0.30 per order
• Fees kept on refunds
• $15 per chargeback
That’s ~3.6–4% per transaction. Gone.
Just to do business.
• 2.9% + 0.5% + $0.30 per order
• Fees kept on refunds
• $15 per chargeback
That’s ~3.6–4% per transaction. Gone.
Just to do business.
Now let’s talk subscriptions—where most new SaaS and AI products live.
There has been a tidal wave of these companies forming.
Here, providers tack on an EXTRA 0.5% fee.
A whole half point!
Why? Because it’s recurring.
That’s 0.5% just for pressing “repeat.”
There has been a tidal wave of these companies forming.
Here, providers tack on an EXTRA 0.5% fee.
A whole half point!
Why? Because it’s recurring.
That’s 0.5% just for pressing “repeat.”
April 23, 2025 at 2:03 PM
Now let’s talk subscriptions—where most new SaaS and AI products live.
There has been a tidal wave of these companies forming.
Here, providers tack on an EXTRA 0.5% fee.
A whole half point!
Why? Because it’s recurring.
That’s 0.5% just for pressing “repeat.”
There has been a tidal wave of these companies forming.
Here, providers tack on an EXTRA 0.5% fee.
A whole half point!
Why? Because it’s recurring.
That’s 0.5% just for pressing “repeat.”
And if a customer files a chargeback?
You lose the product, the revenue, and take a $15 hit.
It’s a lose-lose.
And more gone from your bottom-line.
You lose the product, the revenue, and take a $15 hit.
It’s a lose-lose.
And more gone from your bottom-line.
April 23, 2025 at 2:03 PM
And if a customer files a chargeback?
You lose the product, the revenue, and take a $15 hit.
It’s a lose-lose.
And more gone from your bottom-line.
You lose the product, the revenue, and take a $15 hit.
It’s a lose-lose.
And more gone from your bottom-line.
Refunds are crucial to good customer service.
But what do most processors do?
…They keep the fees when you issue a return.
Startups end up paying for orders they didn’t even keep.
You lose the revenue and pay for the privilege.
But what do most processors do?
…They keep the fees when you issue a return.
Startups end up paying for orders they didn’t even keep.
You lose the revenue and pay for the privilege.
April 23, 2025 at 2:03 PM
Refunds are crucial to good customer service.
But what do most processors do?
…They keep the fees when you issue a return.
Startups end up paying for orders they didn’t even keep.
You lose the revenue and pay for the privilege.
But what do most processors do?
…They keep the fees when you issue a return.
Startups end up paying for orders they didn’t even keep.
You lose the revenue and pay for the privilege.