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Mayar is a no-code payments and commerce platform for merchants, positioned as “Any Business.” Its core value is helping businesses collect payments online and automate sales through payment links, invoices, PayMe/Pay Request, product pages, memberships/subscriptions, and marketing tools. Company information shows entities including Indonesia-based PT Mayar Kernel Supernova and Singapore-based Mayar International Pte. Ltd., but its service capabilities are mainly built around Indonesia’s local payments ecosystem.
The platform supports a wide range of business models, including physical goods, digital products, E-books, Podcasts, Audiobooks, Software, Webinars, Events, Coaching, Bootcamps, online courses, memberships, SaaS, donations, and more. On the payments side, it supports Bank Transfer/VA, credit cards, E-Wallet, Jenius, Gopay, QRIS, Mini Market, and Akulaku PayLater, covering most common online payment channels in Indonesia. For operations and marketing, it also offers Landing Page, Link Bio, discount codes, Upsell/Cross-sell, Bundling, reviews, Affiliate management, Analytics, pixel tracking, UTM, and related features.
Mayar uses a subscription-plus-transaction-fee model: Starter is Rp0/month, Business is Rp349K/month, and Enterprise requires contacting sales. Platform fees vary by product type: approximately 1.5%-4% for Starter, 1%-3% for Business, and 0% for Enterprise. Payment channel fees also apply, such as VA Rp4,000, credit card 2.60% + Rp2,000, QRIS 0.7%, E-Wallet 1.5% or 2%, convenience store Rp5,000-7,500, and PayLater 1.7%; these channel fees exclude tax. For settlement, the page states that funds can be withdrawn at any time after the balance has settled, with no minimum withdrawal amount, but it does not disclose the exact settlement cycle.
Integration capability is one of its stronger points. The site mentions New API, Headless API, Webhook, Zapier, WhatsApp, courier and shipping label integrations, as well as Google Analytics, GTM, Meta/TikTok Pixel, and more. However, compliance and risk-control information is clearly limited. The pages do not disclose payment licenses, regulators, fund safeguarding arrangements, PCI compliance, anti-fraud capabilities, or chargeback and dispute-handling mechanisms.
Its strengths include a zero-monthly-fee entry plan, localized payment methods, broad product support, and suitability for small and medium-sized merchants that want to launch quickly without development resources. The drawbacks are limited public information on compliance and risk controls, platform fees still being added on Starter/Business plans, and relatively high rates for some digital-product and membership categories. It is best suited to Indonesian UMKM, SMEs, course/membership/digital-content sellers, and event organizers.
The source text does not provide information on access from mainland China, so this remains unknown. For Chinese merchants, if the target market is not Indonesia, Mayar’s local payment advantages may be limited. Depending on the target market, alternatives include Xendit, Midtrans, DOKU, Tripay, or, for cross-border use cases, Stripe, PayPal, and similar options.
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mayar.id is an Indonesia Payments provider. TG4G tracks its product information, an overall rating of 8.0/10, and a China-accessibility score of Workable. Click "Visit Official Site" to reach mayar.id directly.