Dojo Card Machines: Provider Profile 2026
Terminal-led payments for UK hospitality and retail: pricing that depends on your turnover (the £39.99/month Fix plan for smaller businesses, custom quotes above £100k a year), next-day settlement as standard, and hardware you buy outright or get free through MerchantSwitch.
Quick Summary
Figures from dojo.tech, checked 27 August 2026.
Get your Dojo terminal free through MerchantSwitch
- Free Dojo terminal: £0 upfront and no monthly terminal rental for the life of your contract when arranged through MerchantSwitch. Going direct, hardware is from £179 upfront (pay-monthly only at £100k+ turnover).
- Up to £3,000 contract buyout: up to £3,000 towards your existing provider's exit fees when you switch to Dojo through MerchantSwitch (eligibility confirmed at quote).
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What Dojo Actually Offers
A Published Plan
The Fix plan for businesses under £100,000 a year of card turnover: £39.99 a month covering turnover up to £3,999 a month, then 1% flat, with Amex included. Above that, a custom quote on the Flex or Pro plans.
Fast Settlement
Next-day payouts as standard, and weekend and bank holiday payouts with the 7-day upgrade. Setup completes in about a day, and the terminals fail over to built-in 4G if your broadband drops.
A Fair (Not Free) Contract
A 30-day no-commitment trial, then a 12-month price-locked plan on Fix (Flex offers 30-day rolling). Leave mid-term and you pay the remaining contract costs. £0 setup.
Dojo Terminals and Prices
Dojo publishes only "from" hardware prices: from £179 to buy a terminal upfront, or from £15/month on a 30-day rolling plan, with the exact price per device confirmed at quote. The pay-monthly option is unavailable under £100,000 a year of card turnover, so smaller businesses buy upfront (or take the free terminal through MerchantSwitch). Figures from dojo.tech's pricing page content, checked 27 August 2026.
Dojo Go
- • Counters, shops, cafes and mobile use around the premises
- • Businesses that want printed receipts
Dojo Pocket
- • Table-service restaurants, pubs and bars
- • Teams that want fewer trips to the till
Dojo Wired
- • Fixed tills, kiosks and counters that never move
- • The lowest monthly hardware cost in the lineup
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- • Mobile trades, markets and occasional sellers
- • Trying Dojo without any commitment
Worked example at £8,000/month card takings:
Dojo Pros & Cons
Pros
- Published Fix Plan Under £100k/Year£39.99/month + 1% over £4k/month beats SumUp (1.69%) and Square (1.75%) above roughly £2,300/month of takings
- Next-Day Settlement as StandardWeekend and bank holiday payouts with the 7-day upgrade
- Own the HardwareFrom £179 upfront with no ongoing rental (or free through MerchantSwitch); platform fee included in Fix
- Built for HospitalityPay-at-table, bill splitting, tips, pre-auth for tabs, 450+ EPOS integrations
- Resilient HardwareBuilt-in 4G failover; Dojo publishes 99.99% network uptime
- Regulated and EstablishedFCA-regulated Paymentsense Limited; 100,000+ UK businesses; Trustpilot 4.3
Cons
- 12-Month Price-Locked Term on FixEarly closure fee equals the remaining contract costs, outside the 30-day trial
- Poor Value at Low VolumeThe £39.99/month Fix fee makes SumUp cheaper below roughly £2,300/month of takings
- Custom Quotes Above £100k/YearLarger businesses are back to negotiating, so get the quote in writing
- UK OnlyNo use for international or multi-country operations
Dojo is a trading name of Paymentsense Limited (Companies House no. 06730690), authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 738728). Facts checked 27 August 2026 against dojo.tech and uk.trustpilot.com.
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