Solo
A Solo profile costs nothing to create or keep
There is no subscription or upfront platform cost. Transaction-related charges may apply when tips are processed, and the applicable transaction must show its own details before money moves.
Pricing and rollout
Clear before you launch. Specific before money moves.
Aplauso will not hide an unknown commercial model behind a pretend price card. Start free where it is free, define the rollout, and confirm every applicable Business and payment term before activation.
Free Service Pro profileSelf-serve Business structureRollout-specific terms
From guest signal to owned action
ConnectedRecognition
Make appreciation easy
Recovery
Give supported work an owner
Team context
Keep recognition visible
Public review
Offer a configured next step
The connected product loop
Recognition, service context, and supported follow-up.
What is known today
Three different moments. Three honest boundaries.
Identity, Business setup, and financial activity are not the same purchase. Keeping them separate makes the next decision much easier to understand.
Business
Start with structure, then make the rollout specific
Business setup creates the organization, owner access, locations, service structure, and invitations needed to continue. It does not silently turn an unknown commercial model into a universal free plan.
Payments
The applicable transaction must show its own math
Processor fees, platform fees, taxes, refunds, chargebacks, disputes, adjustments, or other permitted deductions can affect a payment or withdrawal. The configured checkout, written terms, and connected payout account are the sources for a specific transaction.
Custom rollout pricing
A useful quote starts with the operating model.
A single headline number would conceal the variables that change implementation and payment behavior. These are the inputs Aplauso should confirm with you.
What shapes the terms
- The number and type of locations in the rollout
- The people, roles, and service structure being configured
- The Business capabilities and integrations in scope
- The countries, currencies, payment methods, and payout accounts involved
- The implementation, support, and operating requirements
From setup to activation
Know what happens before the first live guest interaction.
The sequence protects both sides: you can shape the service model first, while commercial and payment decisions stay explicit.
- 01
Create the right identity
A Solo professional can create a free profile. A Business owner can start the organization setup journey.
- 02
Map the real service structure
Add locations, departments, outlets, and the people who need access. That scope is what makes a rollout quote meaningful.
- 03
Confirm the commercial and payment model
Before live financial activity, document the applicable Business terms, transaction treatment, payout conditions, and who bears each charge.
- 04
Activate only what was agreed
Launch the configured guest destinations and Business capabilities with the agreed scope visible to the people operating them.
Ask for the whole payment path
For your exact configuration, document the guest total, any processor or platform charge, the amount credited to the recipient, payout conditions, refunds, disputes, taxes, and who owns each decision.
Straight answers
Questions pricing pages should answer
Is Aplauso free for a Solo professional?
It costs nothing to create or keep a personal Aplauso profile. There is no subscription or upfront platform cost. Transaction-related charges may apply when tips are processed, and the applicable transaction should show the relevant details before confirmation.
Does starting Business setup create a paid subscription?
The self-serve setup journey creates Business structure and owner access. It does not present or accept a universal public subscription price. Confirm the terms that apply to a live rollout before activation.
What does Aplauso charge a Business?
Aplauso does not currently publish one price that truthfully covers every Business rollout. Scope can vary by locations, service structure, enabled capabilities, integrations, country, currency, and support needs. Aplauso should state the applicable terms in writing for the intended rollout.
Who pays payment or payout fees?
There is no universal public answer that is safe to apply to every configuration. The written rollout terms, configured checkout, and connected payout provider must identify the applicable charge and who bears it before confirmation.
Can we see the product before discussing terms?
Yes. Try the guest experience, review Aplauso Business, and map the intended service structure first. That gives the pricing conversation a real scope instead of a generic estimate.
A better service moment starts here
Start with the real scope. Leave no fee to guesswork.
Build the Business structure now, or talk through the locations, service model, payment path, and support your rollout needs.