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PayRewards Features, Fees, Benefits, and Limitations

Orbit & Metric Editorial Team · Published Nov 15, 2026 · Last updated Nov 15, 2026

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A clear, fee-first breakdown of PayRewards so you can judge it on numbers rather than marketing.

Research note: Based on desk research of official websites (checked 2026-11-15). Not hands-on tested. Prices and terms change — confirm on the official site before deciding.

Fees at a glance

Payment methodFee (official pricing page)
Card2.9% per transaction
Points — Core1.75% per transaction, 1 point per $1
Points — Plus3.25% per transaction, 2 points per $1
Wire$16 per transfer
Paper check$5 per check
SubscriptionNone listed

Core features

Card, ACH, wire and check payments; QuickBooks Online bill sync; invoice upload; recurring payments; multi-business management with team roles. See the PayRewards profile.

Redemption options

1:1 transfers to British Airways, Singapore Airlines and Cathay Pacific; gift cards at 1.4¢ per point; employee rewards; credit against invoices.

Benefits

Consolidates vendor payments, adds rewards to spend that usually earns none, no subscription commitment.

Limitations

Fees can outweigh rewards; reward value depends on redemption choices; points expire after 18 months without earning activity; not a replacement for a full AP automation suite.

Conclusion

PayRewards' pricing is transparent and per transaction. The decision comes down to whether your realistic redemption value per point exceeds the fee per point.

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Frequently asked questions

Which tier should I choose?

Plus costs 3.25% for 2 points per $1 (about 1.63¢ per point before tax) versus Core's 1.75% for 1 point (1.75¢). Plus is cheaper per point but costs more per payment.

Is there a free plan?

There's no subscription; you pay per transaction.

Sources

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