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What is Flat Fee?

A flat fee is a fixed amount charged for a service or product, regardless of the quantity or usage. In e-commerce, it often refers to a standard charge that does not vary based on the volume of transactions or other variables.

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A flat fee is a fixed amount charged for a service or product, regardless of the quantity or usage. In e-commerce, it often refers to a standard charge that does not vary based on the volume of transactions or other variables. For example, an e-commerce platform might charge a flat fee for listing products, advertising, or subscription services, ensuring predictable and consistent costs for the seller.

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