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TNFR + Contractor Terms of Service

Version: 2026-10-v7 · Effective date: October 19, 2026

1. Acceptance and definitions

By checking "I agree to the Terms" or by using TNFR + to accept payments, you agree to these Terms on behalf of your business. You confirm you are authorized to bind that business, and that you and each of your users are at least 18 years old.

2. Payment processing

Payments in TNFR + are processed by Stripe. To accept payments, you connect your own Stripe account to TNFR + and complete Stripe's verification. You manage that account, including payouts and disputes, in your Stripe dashboard.

3. Platform Fee

TNFR charges a Platform Fee of 0.25% + $0.30 on each successful payment, by card or bank transfer (ACH). This is separate from, and in addition to, the fees Stripe charges you. Stripe sets its own fees and bills them to you directly under your Stripe agreement.

WhatTNFR + Platform FeeStripe (set and billed by Stripe)
Card0.25% + $0.30Stripe's standard card pricing
Bank transfer (ACH)0.25% + $0.30Stripe's standard ACH pricing
Standard payout to your bankNonePer your Stripe account
Instant payout (optional)NoneStripe's instant payout fee (currently 1.5%)
DisputesNoneStripe's dispute fees
Monthly subscription$0None

Example on a $400 card payment: the Customer pays $400.00. Stripe charges you about $11.90 (its current standard rate of 2.9% + $0.30), TNFR's Platform Fee is $1.30 (0.25% + $0.30), and you receive about $386.80. Stripe's fee depends on Stripe's pricing for your account and the type of card.

How fees appear in your records. TNFR + reports each payment at its gross amount with Stripe's fee and TNFR's Platform Fee shown as two separate deductions, so your accounting software shows full revenue and both fees as expenses.

4. Refunds

You decide whether to refund a customer, and you are responsible for the refund amount.

5. Disputes and chargebacks

A chargeback happens when a customer disputes a payment with their card issuer or bank. Stripe manages the dispute process, and you decide in your Stripe dashboard whether to contest a dispute.

6. Your responsibilities

7. Data and records

7A. Customer Data and Privacy Law

8. Changes, termination, and general terms