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CM.com

CM.com

Conversational Commerce Payments

VS

Clio Payments

Law firm billing with IOLTA trust-accounting compliance

Clio Payments
Fees from
Per-transaction vs 2.95% for standard cards, 3.75% Amex; 1% eCheck/ACH
Features

0 shared

1 unique to CM.com · 1 unique to Clio Payments
Regions

1 shared

2 unique to Clio Payments
Pay methods

5 shared

4 unique to CM.com · 4 unique to Clio Payments
On payment methods

Both support 9 payment methods. Verify directly with each provider before signing.

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2 features · 13 payment methods · 3 regions. We don't rank these — they're here for reference.
CM.com CM.com
Clio Payments Clio Payments
Quick Facts
Fees
Standard transaction rate
Per-transaction
2.95% for standard cards, 3.75% Amex; 1% eCheck/ACH
Settlement
Time to receive funds
—
Next business day
Founded
1999
2008
Headquarters
Breda, Netherlands
Vancouver, Canada
Sandbox / Test Mode
✓
—
Webhook Support
✓
✓
Features
Enterprise Unique
✓
—
Recurring Payments Unique
—
✓
Payment Methods
Ach Unique
—
✓
Amex
✓
✓
Apple Pay
✓
✓
Credit Card Unique
—
✓
Debit Card Unique
—
✓
Echeck Unique
—
✓
Google Pay
✓
✓
Ideal Unique
✓
—
Klarna Unique
✓
—
Mastercard
✓
✓
Paypal Unique
✓
—
Sepa Unique
✓
—
Visa
✓
✓
Regions
Clio Payments leads (3 vs 1)
Europe
✓
✓
North America Unique
—
✓
Oceania Unique
—
✓

CM.com is best when you...

Conversational Commerce Payments
Need Enterprise
Not available with Clio Payments
View CM.com

Clio Payments is best when you...

Law firm billing with IOLTA trust-accounting compliance
Need Recurring Payments
Not available with CM.com
Want coverage in North America, Oceania
CM.com doesn't cover these regions
View Clio Payments

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between CM.com and Clio Payments?
They share 5 payment methods and 1 region. CM.com adds iDEAL, Klarna, PayPal and 1 more that Clio Payments does not list; Clio Payments adds ACH, Credit Card, Debit Card and 1 more that CM.com does not list; Clio Payments also covers North America, Oceania; only CM.com offers Enterprise.
Which is cheaper, CM.com or Clio Payments?
CM.com has published rates from Per-transaction; Clio Payments has published rates from 2.95% for standard cards, 3.75% Amex; 1% eCheck/ACH. Headline rates exclude fixed per-transaction fees, FX and chargeback costs, so model your own mix before deciding.
Where can I use CM.com and Clio Payments?
CM.com lists 1 region and 9 payment methods; Clio Payments lists 3 and 9. both cover Europe. Check the country list on each profile before onboarding — regional coverage is not the same as local acquiring.
How do CM.com and Clio Payments compare on integration and settlement?
CM.com offers a sandbox, Clio Payments does not list one; both support webhooks; Clio Payments publishes a settlement time of Next business day.

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