makecrypto Review, Pricing & Features

MakeCrypto offers MakePay, a crypto checkout plugin for WooCommerce and PrestaShop, and MakeSwap, a token-swap API for developers. See features, integrations,…

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MakeCrypto does not publish a public pricing page; documented fees are network fees deducted from swap transactions and affiliate referral fees configurable in basis points, with no disclosed subscription tiers for MakePay merchants.
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August 6, 2026
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MakeCrypto is a B2B crypto infrastructure company built around two products: MakePay and MakeSwap. MakePay lets merchants accept cryptocurrency payments through hosted checkout links, with official plugins for WooCommerce (WordPress) and PrestaShop that connect via native OAuth with DPoP-bound tokens, register signed webhooks automatically, and sync order status (pending, paid, failed, canceled) back into the store. It supports both hosted-redirect and embedded-iframe checkout, plus WooCommerce Checkout Blocks. MakeSwap is a separate headless/widget API for token swaps across multiple blockchain networks, routing through providers such as Chainflip, Thorchain, and NEAR Intents, and is aimed at developers who want to embed cross-chain trading flows via a TypeScript SDK, HTTP API, or an iframe widget. A third component, an affiliate program, lets partners configure referral fees (in basis points) on swaps they route. Together the products position MakeCrypto as payment and swap 'rails' for merchants and developers who want to add crypto functionality without building blockchain integrations themselves.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Official plugins for popular ecommerce platforms (WooCommerce, PrestaShop) simplify crypto checkout integration
  • OAuth-based connection with DPoP-bound tokens and signed webhook verification, rather than requiring merchants to manage raw API keys
  • MakeSwap routes across multiple liquidity providers (Chainflip, Thorchain, NEAR Intents), which can improve execution flexibility for swap integrations
  • Supports both hosted-redirect and embedded/iframe checkout flows, and both classic WooCommerce checkout and Checkout Blocks

Cons

  • No public pricing page or fee schedule was found; merchants and developers must evaluate transaction/network fee costs during onboarding rather than upfront
  • Company background is thin — no publicly listed founding year, headquarters, or team size on the site
  • Requires customers to be comfortable with crypto payment settlement rather than offering a plain fiat option

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