Dojo
8.1#1 in restaurant payment processing softwareFrom £11.99 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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Payment Link
6.2#21 in payment link softwareFrom $16 a monthWeb
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| Fact | Dojo | Payment Link |
|---|---|---|
| Product | Dojo provides card payment services and card machines for small businesses and enterprises, with in-person, website, and phone payment options. | Payment Link lets businesses request and collect payments through links, dedicated payment pages, a micro e-commerce shop, and in-person QR codes. |
| Security | Dojo says all card machines use point-to-point encryption and that this reduces PCI-compliance work to two documents and two questions for many merchants. | The maker says it does not store customers’ card details and that payment processing uses secure 256-bit encryption on the payment provider’s end. |
| Support | The company advertises UK-based technical support seven days a week, with integrated-payments support from 8am to 11pm. | Pricing includes fanatical customer support, and the feature page says users can contact the support team for help. |
Dojo plans
- Tap to Pay on iPhoneFree
- Transaction rate (below £100,000 annual card turnover)Priced on request
- Plus£11.99 a month
- Dojo Wired (pay monthly)£15 a month
- Dojo Pocket (pay monthly)£20 a month
- Dojo Go Max (pay monthly)£25 a month
Payment Link plans
- Solo Plan (annually)$16 a month
- Solo Plan (monthly)$20 a month
- Team Plan (annually)$35 a month
- Team Plan (monthly)$45 a month
- Enterprise Plan (annually)$75 a month
- Enterprise Plan (monthly)$95 a month
Pick Dojo if…
Dojo is aimed at small businesses and enterprises, including businesses in hospitality, leisure, and service industries. It may suit operators who need in-person, online, or phone payments and EPOS reconciliation.
Pick Payment Link if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.