SumUp: Black Friday card readers from £15
SumUp Black Friday: card readers from £15
SumUp’s Black Friday sale runs until 30 November 2026. Its card readers are reduced, starting with the Solo Lite at £15 (usually £25). Prices exclude VAT.
Who can use this deal
- UK businesses taking card payments. Sole traders, market stalls, mobile services, shops and cafés.
- No code needed. The sale prices show on SumUp’s website through the Club link.
- Ends 30 November 2026. SumUp’s Black Friday sale runs from 1 to 30 November.
Black Friday prices
- Solo Lite card reader: £15 (usually £25). Pairs with your phone.
- Solo card reader: £49 (usually £79). Works on its own, without a phone.
- Terminal handheld POS: £99 (usually £135). For busy shops, cafés and venues.
- Tap to Pay on your phone: £0, no card reader needed.
About SumUp
SumUp makes card readers and payment tools for small businesses. With pay-as-you-go there’s no monthly fee: you pay 1.69% per card reader payment.
- 1-year warranty on hardware
- 30-day money-back guarantee from delivery
- Next-day payouts to a SumUp Business Account, by 7am, 365 days a year
- Payments Plus (£19 a month or £189 a year) lowers in-person fees to 0.99% for domestic consumer cards
Details as shown on SumUp’s website on 5 November 2026. Prices exclude VAT.
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Questions about this deal
Is this a member-only discount?
No. These are SumUp’s Black Friday prices, available until 30 November 2026. We’ve listed them because card readers are something many self-employed people need.
Do the prices include VAT?
No. SumUp shows its card reader prices excluding VAT.
How much does SumUp charge per payment?
On pay-as-you-go, 1.69% per card reader payment with no monthly fee. Payments Plus costs £19 a month or £189 a year and lowers in-person fees to 0.99% for domestic consumer cards.
Which card reader should I choose?
Solo Lite pairs with your phone and is the cheapest. Solo works on its own without a phone. Terminal is a handheld POS for busier businesses. If you only take the odd payment, Tap to Pay uses your phone with no reader.
