Hilt pricing
Choose the surface you are buying. Workspace is for dashboard-led checkout operations. Hilt Pay API is for software, APIs, bots, datasets, and agents that need payment sessions, receipts, entitlements, webhooks, and audit state through code.
One business, two surfaces
Hilt Pay Workspace serves humans in the dashboard. Hilt Pay API serves software and agents. Both use the same payment-to-access operating layer: verified payment, receipt, entitlement, webhook, support context, and audit history.
Pricing principle
Successful volume only
Transaction fees are tied to successful payments, not failed attempts or draft links.
Workspace and API are separate
Workspace plans are for operators. API plans are for products, agents, and code-first paid access.
x402 is the protocol layer
Hilt Pay API uses x402 for protected-resource flows. Launch settlement and fees are Solana USDC.
Built for search, agents, and buyers
The page keeps both surfaces explicit, so humans, search engines, and LLMs can distinguish merchant pricing from API infrastructure pricing.
Hilt Pay Workspace pricing
Workspace is for merchants who want to log in, create products, manage buyers, inspect receipts, run support, and operate checkout from a dashboard.
Paid annual plans include built-in savings.
Free
Start here
Free
5.0% + $0.30 transaction fee
Start with one live flow and upgrade later.
For proving one live flow, running one-off payments, and recurring offers that renew through a fresh buyer-approved link each cycle.
Starter
Low friction
$29
/month
2.0% transaction fee
Billed monthly.
For paid communities, solo merchants, and simple access links that need one-off payments plus recurring renewal links without extra operational overhead.
Growth
Scaling sweet spot
$99
/month
1.0% transaction fee
Billed monthly.
For active merchants that need lower fees, more live templates, and a stronger recurring-access operating layer around buyer-approved renewal links.
Scale
Better economics
$299
/month
0.5% transaction fee
Billed monthly.
For higher-volume teams that want better economics, stronger controls, and lower-fee recurring operations at scale.
Enterprise
White glove
Custom
Custom terms with a 0.1% default fee
Talk to Hilt for rollout support and tailored commercials.
For custom delivery flows, negotiated commercials, onboarding support, and managed recurring operations with a 0.1% default transaction fee unless your contract says otherwise.
Workspace pricing is for dashboard-led commerce. Developers can still use Hilt APIs and webhooks, but the main operating surface is the merchant workspace.
Fee estimator
Set your monthly sales and typical payment size. We will estimate the Hilt plan fee plus Hilt transaction fees on successful payments only.
Free
Start here
Starter
Low friction
Growth
Scaling sweet spot
Scale
Better economics
Compare the plans
Across the Workspace ladder, recurring access stays buyer-approved each cycle through a renewal link. Higher plans add lower Hilt fees, more live capacity, and stronger operating tools as volume grows.
| Feature | Free | Starter | Growth | Scale | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Live checkout links | 1 | 10 | 50 | Unlimited | Custom |
| One-off payments | |||||
| Buyer-approved renewal links | |||||
| WooCommerce and Zapier paths | |||||
| Merchant analytics | |||||
| Buy notifications | |||||
| CSV/PDF exports | |||||
| Tax/export records | |||||
| Renewal cohorts | |||||
| Transaction fee | 5% + $0.30 | 2% | 1% | 0.5% | Custom |
| Support | Docs/email | Email/docs | Priority email | Priority support | Dedicated |
Starter and above
Starter unlocks merchant analytics, buy notifications, CSV/PDF exports, and tax/export records. Growth and Scale mainly improve economics, capacity, and operating depth.
Direct answers
The useful pricing questions are usually about fund flow, recurring behavior, and whether Workspace or Hilt Pay API is the right commercial surface.
Workspace plans include wallet-native checkout, merchant-controlled payouts, receipts, member records, support context, dashboard operations, and developer surfaces. Hilt Pay API plans package the same payment-to-access machinery for software and agents.
Hilt transaction fees are tied to successful payments. The plan page shows the monthly fee, the transaction fee, and the operational differences that appear as a merchant grows.
No. The current public recurring model is buyer-approved renewal links each cycle. Hilt keeps renewal history visible without hiding funds in a custody layer.
Workspace includes developer surfaces for merchant automation. Hilt Pay API has its own pricing surface for agent-first products that need setup intents, protected resources, entitlement checks, and infrastructure support.
Still choosing
The point of the pricing is to keep the self-serve path credible. You should not need an enterprise sales process just to launch a payment-to-membership flow that is still finding its footing.