Dodo Payments vs PayPro Global (2026): which should you pick?

Pick Dodo Payments if

• Fits if you sell software and want tax and compliance handled for you
• Works for developers who want billing through an API

Look elsewhere if

• Pricey if your sales are small, since refunds cost $1 each and disputes $30
• Watch out: payouts under $1,000 carry a $5 fee and USD SWIFT payouts cost $25
• Watch out: the fee rises 1.5% on international payments and 3% on PayPal
• Skip it if you need an enterprise price, as the page lists no figures for that tier

Pick PayPro Global if

• Fits if you sell software, SaaS or games to buyers in many countries
• Works for teams that want tax registration and invoicing handled by the seller of record

Look elsewhere if

• Skip it if you want a stated fee, since no fee, minimum or contract term is published
• Not for you if you sell files as a creator, as the pages are built for software and games
• Watch out: it sells to your customers, so its name appears on their receipts

Dodo Payments

• The base fee is 4% + 40 cents per US card transaction, with extra charges: 1.5% for international payments, 3% for PayPal or buy-now-pay-later and 0.5% for subscriptions.
• Refunds cost $1 each and disputes $30 each; payouts under $1,000 carry a $5 fee, and USD SWIFT payouts cost $25.
• Analytics and reporting cost $10 per month and usage-based billing $1 per million events, according to the page's comparison of what it charges.
• An Enterprise tier exists but the pricing page lists no figures for it.

PayPro Global

• No prices are published: the pricing page offers a quote and says every feature is included.
• It is built for software, SaaS and games; the pages do not position it as a storefront for creators selling files.
• As merchant of record it sells to your customers, so its name appears on their receipts.
• The pricing page does not state a fee, a minimum or a contract term.

Dodo Payments

Merchant of record

Dodo handles cross-border tax calculation, filing and reporting, which the page says covers 190+ countries.

Subscriptions and billing models

One-time payments, subscriptions with add-ons, usage-based billing priced per million events, and credit-based billing.

Storefront and delivery

A no-code storefront, automated license key generation and delivery, and secure digital product delivery after purchase.

Local payment methods

Cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, buy-now-pay-later, ACH and SEPA direct debit, and 80+ currencies through adaptive currency.

Recovery tools

Abandoned cart recovery, subscription dunning and payment retries, billed at 5% only on revenue that is recovered.

Developer SDKs and API

SDKs, an API reference, webhooks, MCP servers and framework adapters, with an affiliate feature for distribution.

PayPro Global

Merchant of record

PayPro Global acts as the seller of record, collecting and remitting sales tax, VAT and GST so the vendor does not register for tax IDs in each market.

Local checkout

Checkouts support 70+ payment methods, 140+ currencies and 30+ languages, with regional and adaptive pricing listed among the options.

Subscription management

Manual and automatic renewals, flexible pricing models, automated invoices and a customer portal, with an API for subscriptions.

Revenue recovery

Smart retries for failed payments, dunning management, a card updater and a cascading routing system aimed at higher authorization rates.

Fraud protection

Address and CVV checks, 3D Secure and dynamically applied fraud rules, with card-tester blocking and disputes handled by PayPro Global.

Sales and marketing tools

An affiliate and partner system, coupon codes, volume discounts, bundles, free trials and license management are listed as included.

Dodo Payments

• Standard Plan$0

  No fixed costs. 4% + 40 cents per transaction on US cards and wallets, plus 1.5% on international payments, 3% extra on PayPal or buy-now-pay-later and 0.5% extra on subscriptions.

PayPro Global

Pricing could not be confirmed. See payproglobal.com.