Zettle by PayPal
Zettle Terminal
Zettle Terminal is a full standalone terminal with strong software and PayPal behind it — a safe choice, but a little pricier per transaction.
Score breakdown
- Fees
- 4.1
- Value
- 4.3
- Ease of use
- 4.6
- Features
- 4.5
- Hardware
- 4.5
- Support
- 4.0
Pros
- No monthly fee or contract
- Solid, complete terminal with a good screen
- Strong ecosystem via PayPal
Cons
- Higher transaction fee than the cheapest
- Higher upfront hardware price
Key features
- Standalone terminal with receipt printer accessory
- Built-in SIM and WiFi
- PayPal ecosystem and sales reporting
- Integrates with POS systems
Our verdict
A very strong no-contract alternative. A slightly higher fee costs it marginally on value, but the software is among the best.
Compare with alternatives
SumUp Solo
SumUp- Hardware
- from 449 kr
- per transaction
- 1,49%
SumUp Solo combines a low upfront price, no contract and a standalone terminal with built-in connectivity — one of the easiest and cheapest ways to accept card payments.
SumUp Solo Lite
SumUp- Hardware
- from 549 kr
- per transaction
- 1,49%
SumUp Solo Lite is the cheapest way to take cards: a small reader that pairs with your phone, with no monthly fee or contract. You pay 1.49% per sale.
SumUp Terminal
SumUp- Hardware
- from 2,399 kr
- per transaction
- 1,49%
SumUp Terminal is a standalone handheld with a built-in printer, large screen and 4G. It gives customers a paper receipt without extra kit and has no monthly fee.