B2B SaaS · Fintech Infrastructure

Your payment processor
doesn't show you
where the money goes.

FeeScope gives finance teams real-time visibility into payment processing costs — by method, geography, card type, and provider. Built for companies processing serious volume.

Processing cost this month
$84,320
Card
$60,710
ACH
$15,178
Wire
$8,432
2.4%
Average payment processing rate — but most companies have no idea what they're actually paying across different card types, currencies, and providers.

Most SaaS companies learn they were overpaying only during an exit audit. The data is there — buried in processor dashboards that weren't built for cost analysis.

FeeScope connects directly to Stripe, Adyen, Braintree, and others, then surfaces what matters: cost per method, FX bleed, chargeback exposure, and anomaly alerts your finance team never knew to look for.

One view across all your processors

Unified cost intelligence. Not a dashboard you build — a product you connect and own.

Provider Cost Analysis
Last 30 days
Total Cost
$84.3K
▲ 4.2%
Avg Rate
2.38%
▼ 0.12%
Volume
$3.54M
↑ same
FX Exposure
$6.2K
▲ 18%
Cost by Provider
Stripe
$48.2K
Adyen
$22.8K
Braintree
$10.1K
GoCardless
$3.2K
Braintree EU rates elevated. Interchange on Visa EU consumer cards up 12% vs baseline. Investigate.

Cost by payment method

See exactly what you're paying on card vs ACH vs wire vs local rails. Know which methods to push and which to deprioritize.

Anomaly detection

When a cost metric spikes unexpectedly — a new card type, a pricing change from your provider, a currency pair behaving oddly — FeeScope catches it and alerts you.

Multi-processor view

Stripe. Adyen. Braintree. GoCardless. Aggregate the cost picture across all of them in one place, with consistent metrics.

FX exposure tracking

If you process globally, currency conversion costs silently erode margins. FeeScope surfaces the real cost by corridor and currency pair.

Payment costs are the largest controllable line item most SaaS finance teams ignore. Not because they don't care — because the data is scattered across portals built for merchants, not finance teams.

Built by someone who spent years inside payment infrastructure and knows exactly what a finance team's visibility stack is missing.