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# Can I pass the fees to my customers?

There are two options for passing the processing fees to your customers.

The best and most widely accepted option is to [include the fee in your invoices](/receiving-payments/how-do-i-include-the-credit-card-fee-in-my-invoices.md), simply by increasing your prices to cover the fee. This will work for both ACH and credit card processing fees, however you may choose to offer a discount equal to the credit card fee for ACH payments to encourage their use.

The alternative option is to add a [surcharge to credit card payments](/receiving-payments/how-do-i-add-a-surcharge-to-credit-card-payments.md), however this option comes with some restrictions.


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