Last checked: 2026-09-27
Shopify’s Canada plans and pricing page, fetched 27 September 2026 from shopify.com/ca/pricing, was readable. It shows plan cards and a compare section with labeled payment rows. This page names those rows. It does not reprint the plan prices, the card-rate percentages, the fixed fees, or the credit amounts. It is not tax, legal, or banking advice. Opening a store still requires a Shopify account. Recheck the pricing page before you open one. How long a payout takes to reach a bank is a different help page and is not copied here.
On the fetched page the plan cards include Basic for solo entrepreneurs, Grow for small teams, Advanced for global reach, and Plus for complex businesses. Each card has a headline price and a “from” card-rate line. Plus also has a try-for button. That button is a trial call to action, not the Plus plan price. Those “from” lines are headlines. They are not the Amex, international, or in-person rows. This guide does not copy the prices or the rates.
The compare section prints a Basic price block and then labeled payment rows. This guide uses that labeled block, not later cells of a wide compare table. The labels on this fetch include pay monthly, pay yearly, a credit-back line, online standard card rates, online Amex card rates, online international rates, MB WAY, Bizum, in-person card rates, in-person Interac rates, and third-party transaction fees. This page does not print the amounts on those rows.
A digital download is an online card, not an in-person tap. The online standard row is the one that matches the Basic plan card’s online “from” line. Online Amex and online international are separate rows in that same block. In-person and in-person Interac are not the download rate. MB WAY and Bizum are not the online standard card rate for a Canadian download.
The third-party transaction fee is its own label. This page does not describe how that fee combines with another processor’s own fee, and it does not quote it. That label is not the online standard card rate.
POS Pro appears as an add-on for a physical storefront, priced per location. That is not a card rate on a download.
The page also shows an Agentic card for selling in AI channels. Its bullets say you add products to Shopify’s Catalog, choose which AI channels to sell in, and only pay when you make a sale. It has its own online card-rate line. That card is not the Basic subscription. This page does not print either price.
Card rates are not the whole cost. Basic’s monthly and yearly prices are spends before a sale. This guide does not turn the online standard row into a take-home figure, because the subscription is separate and this pricing page does not print a tax line on the card rate.
Payout timing for Shopify Payments in Canada is a different page: Shopify Payments settlement time in Canada.
KeepCAD 2026 is a separate dated comparison of other payout clocks. It does not replace this Shopify pricing page, and this page does not add a Shopify card-rate row to that pack. The sales page keeps one Discover versus Stripe teaser. The rest of the tape is in the zip.
Source: shopify.com/ca/pricing (fetched 27 September 2026). Recheck it. Not tax or banking advice.