Does SumUp support TWINT?
TWINT is not in the list of payment methods on sumup.com for Switzerland, as of 20.10.2026. With us, guests pay with TWINT at the POS and online, as well as with cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay.
What does SumUp cost in Switzerland?
According to sumup.com, the basic POS is free, and Kassensystem Plus with table plan and kitchen printer costs CHF 49 a month. Terminals cost CHF 49 to 169, card payments 1.50 % with debit and 2.50 % with credit cards, or 0.99 % and 1.99 % with Zahlungen Plus for CHF 29 a month. As of 20.10.2026.
Why is the SumUp POS free?
Because SumUp earns on every payment: 1.50 % with debit and 2.50 % with credit cards. With CHF 40'000 in card sales a month, that is around CHF 9'600 a year. So compare the total cost, not just the subscription price. Our rate is in the quote, with no fixed fee per receipt.
What does Order & Pay cost with SumUp?
According to sumup.com, Order & Pay is only available with Kassensystem Plus for 49 a month, plus 2.5 % on every order. With CHF 10'000 in QR orders a month, that is CHF 250 in fees a month, CHF 3'000 a year. JamOrder has no licence, setup or monthly fee. As of 20.10.2026.
Is Jamatu cheaper than SumUp?
For table-service software, usually yes, because the terminal costs nothing with us and QR ordering, delivery and kitchen display are part of the subscription. But the biggest item is often card fees. That is why we put the rate from our quote next to your SumUp statement and work through your case honestly.
Who helps me when something isn't working?
We do, around the clock. Jamatu is based in the canton of Zurich, and if needed, we come by. Setup and training are free, on site too.
Who is SumUp a better fit for?
For taking payments with no monthly fee, for a low-cost entry into kiosks, for shops and salons, and for publicly stated card rates. If that is central for you, SumUp is a good fit. For everything else, we are happy to work through your case.