How do I get Paid According to my Revenue Split?

Every Carro order involves three transactions:

1. Customer → Retailer

   • The customer pays the retailer for the supplier’s product.

   • This is collected by the retailer just like any normal Shopify order.

2. Retailer → Supplier

   • As soon as the order is placed, the retailer’s credit card is charged for the supplier’s share of the sale.

   • This amount is transferred immediately to the supplier’s connected Stripe account.

3. Retailer → Carro

   • At the end of the retailer’s Shopify billing cycle, they are charged a Carro usage fee (10%, 7%, or 5%, depending on their subscription plan) for all Carro orders from that cycle.

• Suppliers decide what percentage of the sales they keep. Suppliers don’t incur any Carro usage charges.

• Depending on the retailer’s Carro subscription plan, Carro takes 10%, 7%, or 5% of every order on the retailer’s side in the form of a Shopify usage charge. Suppliers are paid the same amount, no matter what plan the retailer is on.

• Retailers are still responsible for paying Shopify’s processing fees.

• Suppliers are still responsible for paying Stripe’s processing fees.

• Example revenue payout, based on a 65% rev split set by the Supplier. The retailer is on the Free plan (10% Carro fee).

• Example revenue payout, based on a 65% rev split set by the Supplier. The retailer is on the Build plan (7% Carro fee).

• Example revenue payout, based on a 65% rev split set by the Supplier. The retailer is on the Scale plan (5% Carro fee)*

• Choose Your Revenue Split as a Supplier.

• What are Shopify Usage Charges?

• Do Retailers Still Incur Shopify Fees?

• Do Suppliers Still Incur Stripe Fees?

  
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