BriizPay vs Tyl by NatWest

Tyl charges 1.39% plus 5p on UK personal cards with a monthly terminal cost and a 12-month contract. BriizPay is contract-free with no terminal and a flat monthly fee.

Tyl by NatWest rates checked September 2026 from published pricing. BriizPay prices shown live.

Tyl by NatWestBriizPay
  • UK and EEA personal cards: 1.39% + 5p (In person and online)
  • Business and international cards: 1.99% + 5p
  • Card machine: from £13.99 a month
  • Free: £0/month, £0.60 per payment
  • Starter: £24.99/month, 100 payments included, then £0.49
  • Growth: £49.99/month, 250 payments included, then £0.39
  • Percentage of your sales: none, on any plan
Hardware: Terminal rented monthlyHardware: none, customers pay with their own phone
Contract: 12 monthsContract: none, pay by the month
Settlement: Next business day; same day for NatWest, RBS and Ulster accountsSettlement: bank to bank over Faster Payments, typically in seconds

A month at £5000.00 of takings

Take £5000.00 across 200 payments in a month (average sale £25). With Tyl by NatWest at 1.39% + 5p + terminal, that month costs about £93.49. On BriizPay, the cheapest plan at that volume is Growth at £49.99, a saving of £43.50 every month, and the fee stays flat as your takings grow.

Steady-state comparison at the volume stated; your first 3 BriizPay payments are free on top. Run your own numbers.

What Tyl by NatWest offers that BriizPay does not

  • Card acceptance. BriizPay payments run over Open Banking bank transfer; card support is on the roadmap and not live yet.
  • Backed by NatWest, with same-day settlement into NatWest group accounts.

Common questions

Is BriizPay cheaper than Tyl?

On £5,000 a month of takings, Tyl's percentage, pence and terminal rental come to roughly £93. BriizPay's flat monthly fee includes the payments, has no rental and no 12-month tie-in.

Try it on your own takings

Every account starts on the Free plan and your first 3 payments are free, so you can see a payment land before paying anything.