Americas · 8 country guides
SuperApp pricing in the Americas
From a single US location to a marketplace across Latin America: card and wallet checkout with tips in the north, wallets, instalments and cash on delivery further south, and a currency decision per country.
Countries with a published guide
Each guide carries the usd plans, billed in usd, cost examples, the recommended payment and courier stack, and the questions to settle before launch.
| Country | USD plans | Local payment to plan for | You compete with | Updates channel |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Argentina Mercado Pago and instalments define checkout | from $99 USD | Mercado Pago (AR) (on request) | PedidosYa and Rappi | |
| Brazil Validate Pix requirements and Portuguese ordering flows | from $99 USD | Pix (on request) | iFood and Rappi | |
| Canada Keep CAD trading and USD software costs distinct | from $99 USD | Interac e-Transfer / Interac Debit (on request) | SkipTheDishes, Uber Eats and DoorDash | SMS and email |
| Chile Webpay and cards, with CLP whole-unit totals | from $99 USD | Webpay (Transbank) (on request) | Rappi, PedidosYa and Uber Eats | |
| Colombia PSE and Nequi carry Colombian checkout | from $99 USD | PSE (on request) | Rappi and DiDi Food | |
| Mexico Review peso payments and cash-order reconciliation | from $99 USD | OXXO (on request) | Rappi, Uber Eats and DiDi Food | |
| Peru Yape and Plin are the everyday wallets | from $99 USD | Yape (on request) | Rappi and PedidosYa | |
| United States Build the budget around marketplace volume and settlement | from $99 USD | Cards and cash (live) | DoorDash, Uber Eats and Grubhub | SMS |
Payment methods across the Americas
Aggregated from the 8 country guides. A live method is on the published integrations list today; an on-request method is built for you, scoped and given a timeline in your quote.
Live today
- Cash, card on delivery, card terminal — every country in the region
- Stripe — Brazil, Canada, Mexico, United States
- Finix — Canada, United States
- Stripe Terminal — United States
Built on request
- Interac e-Transfer / Interac Debit — Canada
- Local card acquiring with instalments — Argentina
- Mercado Pago — Mexico
- Mercado Pago (AR) — Argentina
- Mercado Pago (CL) — Chile
- Mercado Pago / PagSeguro — Brazil
- Nequi / Daviplata — Colombia
- Niubiz / Izipay — Peru
- OXXO — Mexico
- Pix — Brazil
- Plin — Peru
- PSE — Colombia
- SPEI / CoDi — Mexico
- Webpay (Transbank) — Chile
- Wompi / PayU — Colombia
- Yape — Peru
Currencies and billing
Every plan, the one-time setup and per-order overage are billed in USD in each of these countries. Customer checkout runs in USD through the payment integration you choose, and merchant settlement is a separate design decision from the subscription. Taxes are excluded.
Storefront languages to plan for
- Argentina — Spanish
- Brazil — Portuguese
- Canada — English and French
- Chile — Spanish
- Colombia — Spanish
- Mexico — Spanish
- Peru — Spanish
- United States — English, with Spanish in many metros
Enable the ones each service area needs with reviewed translations; an English-only storefront loses orders before checkout in most of these markets.
Also served in the Americas
These countries have no published guide yet. They are served on the same terms and quoted per market: the quote names the currency, the price and the local integrations to scope.
- Bolivia
- Costa Rica
- Dominican Republic
- Ecuador
- Guatemala
- Jamaica
- Panama
- Paraguay
- Trinidad and Tobago
- Uruguay
Launching in the Americas
What is common across the region
Tips, taxes and instalments
US and Canadian checkouts expect a tip step and jurisdiction-level tax; Brazil, Mexico and the Southern Cone expect instalments and wallet or cash options. Configure each per country rather than copying one template.
Couriers north, riders south
DoorDash Drive, Uber Direct and Nash cover the US and Canada; further south, on-demand riders and your own fleet through Shipday are the practical options, and cash reconciliation is part of the launch test.
Spanish and Portuguese content
Provide reviewed translations for every market you sell in; an English-only storefront in Mexico or Brazil loses orders before checkout.
Questions about the Americas
Do you work in a country in the Americas that has no page here?
Yes. A country without a page is quoted per market on the same terms; ask at the demo and the quote names the currency, price and the local integrations to scope.
Are prices the same across the Americas?
No. Each country with a page carries its own published ladder or USD plan; countries without a page are quoted per market.
Pricing by country
Choose an English country guide for published fees, billing currency, the recommended local stack and launch considerations — or start from a region.