About this block

No Surcharge Receipt proves a zero surcharge promise rather than asserting it. The left column names the three fees other checkouts quietly grow between the cart and the charge: the card surcharge, the payment method fee, and the currency conversion markup. The right column is a mono receipt mockup for a real order where each of those three lines prints at its permanent price of zero, under the true item, shipping, and tax lines that do carry a number.

The fees and the receipt are two small arrays, and a zero flag decides which receipt lines render in full foreground weight. The footnote makes the promise auditable: the zero lines print on every receipt, and if one ever changes it changes here first, in public.

When to use

Reach for this block on the payment sections page or a pricing transparency page, wherever a buyer is deciding whether the total they see is the total they pay. It answers the surcharge worry before the checkout step can raise it.

A natural flow around it on an Ecommerce Pro page:

Before

• Accepted methods row

After

• Pricing transparency
• Checkout flow

What you can display

One strong use is the weekender bag receipt with three zero lines. Other receipt proofs fit the same mockup:

• International order. The mid market conversion line at zero markup for a cross border total.
• Business invoice. The same zeros with a VAT line broken out for a company buyer.
• Subscription renewal. A recurring charge proving no fee creeps in on the second cycle.

Tip: keeping the real item, shipping, and tax lines above the three zeros is what makes the receipt read as a receipt rather than a marketing panel.