Nexi
Nexi / Nets terminal
Nexi/Nets is built for established, high-volume shops that need full POS integration, but contracts and negotiated pricing fit the smallest merchants poorly.
Score breakdown
- Fees
- 3.2
- Value
- 3.1
- Ease of use
- 3.5
- Features
- 4.0
- Hardware
- 4.0
- Support
- 3.6
Pros
- Robust for shops with many transactions
- Good integrations with POS systems
Cons
- Contract term and monthly fee
- Less transparent pricing — must be negotiated
- Heavier setup than mobile readers
Key features
- Professional terminal for high volume
- Full POS system integration
- Established Nordic acquirer
Our verdict
A solid choice for larger shops, but for small businesses the contract and opaque pricing become obstacles. Value drags it down.
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