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Majord / Payments & commissions

All payments run through the app

The guest pays for each service directly inside the app. The amount is then automatically transferred to the agency, after deducting the Majord commission and the payment processing fees.

Step 1

The guest pays in the app

Booking of a service (private chef, transfer, boat...), secure payment online.

Step 2

Majord collects via Stripe

The payment is processed by Stripe, our payment provider.

Step 3

Automatic payout

The balance is transferred to the agency, Majord commission and Stripe fees deducted.

The split

Where a payment goes

Example: on a 500 EUR booking, the agency receives 500 EUR minus a 10% Majord commission and minus Stripe's payment processing fees, paid out automatically.

Payment split visual: agency share, 10% Majord commission, Stripe fees
Booking amount500 EUR, paid by the guest in the app
Majord commission10% of the transaction
Stripe processing feesBilled directly to the agency by Stripe, standard rates
Agency payoutAutomatic, straight from Stripe to the agency's own bank
The business model

The app is free. Majord is paid only on transactions.

No subscription, no setup fee, no hidden cost. Majord only makes money when your agency does, on each payment made in the app.

0€
to download and use the app
10%
commission per transaction, Stripe fees billed separately
How the money actually moves

Stripe pays each agency directly

Majord runs on Stripe Connect. Each agency gets its own Stripe account, connected to Majord. When a guest pays, the charge is created directly on the agency's own Stripe account: the agency is the merchant of record, so it is the one billed Stripe's standard processing fee and its own payout fee to its bank, exactly like it would be with any Stripe account. Majord's 10% commission is deducted automatically at the moment of payment and routed straight to Majord's own Stripe balance, without ever passing through the agency's account.

Majord then withdraws its own accumulated commissions to its bank account on its own schedule, weekly or monthly. Each agency, separately, receives its own payout from Stripe on the schedule it sets in its own Stripe account, the same way any Stripe user does.

An agency can open a Stripe account this way in 48 countries, including the US, most of Europe, Thailand and the UAE. In a country outside that list, an agency cannot hold a Stripe account directly; Majord is evaluating an alternative transfer method for these cases, likely with its own fees and a minimum amount before a transfer is made, to avoid fees eating a small payment. Details will be published once confirmed.

Questions about payments?

Check the FAQ, or reach out directly.