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Choose how to take card payments
Compare QR payments, card readers and payment links for your stall. Check what customers do, how the amount is entered and the full fee on your usual sale. Each comparison links to the provider's own information so you can check the details.
Start with how you sell
- You are away from the stall. Compare reusable QR codes, customer-entered totals, internet access and how you check completed payments.
- You serve each customer. Compare an in-person reader or phone-based contactless option with online QR payments. Use your usual basket size and include any equipment cost.
- You are changing payment providers. Check where the old QR code leads and whether you need to replace it. Test the new checkout before directing customers to it.
Estimate HonestyBox fees on your usual sale or read the pricing details.
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HonestyJar alternatives
If your HonestyJar code will not open checkout, test the link and check account access first. Then compare payment options for your stall.
Read the comparison →HonestyBox vs PayPal Point of Sale (Zettle)
PayPal POS includes readers, terminals and Tap to Pay; PayPal also offers links. Compare the payment route and full fee with HonestyBox.
Read the comparison →HonestyBox vs SumUp
SumUp offers QR links as well as readers. Compare customer-entered amounts, checkout, fees and the practical setup for your stall.
Read the comparison →HonestyBox lets customers pay on their own phones while you may be elsewhere. Other providers offer QR links too, so compare the checkout and fees as well as the equipment. If you serve every customer yourself, include an in-person reader or phone-based contactless option in your comparison.
Try a card option beside your cash tin
Create your box, connect Stripe and test your payment page at the stall. No monthly subscription; 5% per card transaction plus Stripe processing fees.
Ask about your stall if you need help choosing the setup.