
What GoUrl charges
A payment taken on your own site costs 1.5%, with no monthly or setup fee. The 0% the site highlights applies to Speedcoin only. The Monetiser service, which sells files or links without a website of your own, takes 3.5%. Fees paid are non-refundable.
How GoUrl pays out
GoUrl says it keeps no funds on its servers and forwards each payment to the merchant’s wallet within 30 minutes. The merchant sets the minimum balance before a payout. Payments can also be split across several wallets, for example 90% to one and 10% to another. There is no fiat conversion, which is left to the merchant.
Supported coins
GoUrl accepts bitcoin, bitcoin cash, bitcoin SV, litecoin, dash and dogecoin. Reddcoin, potcoin, feathercoin, vertcoin, peercoin and MonetaryUnit round out the list. Neither ether nor USDT is on it.
Selling with GoUrl
Ready-made modules sell a product, a download, a page or video, a registration or a membership. Buyers pay without signing up. The code is open source on GitHub, with PHP, ASP.NET and Laravel libraries, a WordPress plugin and a WooCommerce plugin. The payment box can be white-labelled.
The GoUrl referral program
The affiliate program pays 33.3% of GoUrl’s revenue from referred merchants, for life. A webmaster who advises other sites can earn a share of the fees this way.
Who runs GoUrl
GoUrl is managed by Delta Consultants Ltd, registered in Dominica under no. 11755, in Roseau Valley. The company dates from 2006 and the service from 2014. No licence appears on the pages read. The latest home page news item announces a code release from April 2024.
Strengths and limitations of GoUrl
Strengths
- No account for buyers.
- Pay-per-item modules.
- Open public code.
Limitations
- No ether or USDT.
- Site rarely updated.
- Fees above 1%.
GoUrl vs CoinPal and Bitcart
CoinPal charges 1% and accepts USDT. Bitcart takes nothing, at the cost of a server to install. GoUrl stands out for its pay-per-item modules.
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