Revolut Business account: pricing overview in Ireland

Gabrielle Figueiredo

Revolut is a digital bank offering accounts, cards and payment services, both for personal and business customers in Ireland. You can open a Revolut Business account in Ireland if you have a registered business, or you can add the Pro feature to a Revolut personal account if you’re a freelancer or building a side hustle.

This guide walks through the Revolut Business account fees in Ireland, and the difference for Pro customers. We’ll also touch on Wise Business, which can be a great alternative for freelancers and businesses looking for exchanging currencies at the mid-market exchange rate and ways to hold, send and spend 40+ currencies.

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Revolut Business plans overview in Ireland

You can open a Revolut Business account in Ireland if you have an eligible registered business and meet the residence requirements - this means you must also live in the EEA, UK, or another supported country.¹

If you’re eligible you can choose from 4 different Revolut Business plans² which range from a basic option right through to Enterprise plans for large, established companies.

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If you don’t have a registered business yet, because you’re a freelancer or launching a side hustle, for example, you may still be able to benefit from Revolut by opening a personal account and adding in Pro features³ which get you some core business features without committing to a full dedicated business account.

Revolut Business account fees will depend on the plan selected, and we’ll cover the costs and pricing policies in a moment. First, let’s look at some of the features which apply to each plan.

Revolut Business plan features

All Business plans from Revolut offer the following features:

  • Hold and exchange 25+ currencies
  • Receive local payments in EUR and GBP, and other currencies with SWIFT⁴
  • Exchange currency on weekdays to plan limit with no extra fee
  • Options for local and international outbound transfers
  • Physical and virtual Revolut Business cards for yourself and your team
  • Add and manage users
  • Expense management tools
  • Accept customer payments online and in person

For some transaction types, Revolut offers no fees up to a plan limit, as follows:

BasicGrowScale
Weekday exchange with no additional fee1,000 EUR (or equivalent)15,000 EUR (or equivalent)60,000 EUR (or equivalent)
No fee international transfers0525
No fee local transfers101001,000
Metal cardsNot available1 available with no additional feeavailable with no additional fee

Enterprise plans are built to order, and so costs, no-fee inclusions and other details can be negotiated when you sign up.

*Details correct at time of research - 6th November 2025.

Revolut Pro plan add-on to personal account

If you choose a Pro plan in conjunction with your personal Revolut plan, you’ll get the no fee transaction limits associated with the personal plan you select. On top of that, you get the following business friendly extras:

  • Business debit card - 1% cashback
  • Custom payment links
  • Invoicing service
  • In person payments using your phone or a Revolut POS terminal.

We’ll look at the core costs associated with Revolut Pro and Business accounts in more detail next.

Revolut business account fees

Let’s start with Revolut Business account pricing, and the costs of maintaining a Pro plan. These fees are monthly maintenance costs, with some additional transaction fees possible, which we’ll look at next:

Revolut Business planPro⁵Basic⁶Grow⁷Scale⁸Enterprise
Monthly plan feesPersonal account fees apply - 0 EUR - 55 EUR10 EUR/monthFrom 30 EUR/monthFrom 90 EUR/monthCustom fees and features apply

*Details correct at time of research - 6th November 2025.

Next let’s look at the Revolut Business account cost for specific transaction types. We’ve removed Enterprise accounts from this listing as the fees for enterprise level customers are to be decided upon sign up, rather than an off the peg option.

Revolut Business servicePro⁵Basic⁶Grow⁷Scale⁸
Card feeFirst Pro card is freeCard fees may apply, shown when you orderCard fees may apply, shown when you orderCard fees may apply, shown when you order
ATM feeNo fee to personal plan limit, then 2%2% of withdrawal value2% of withdrawal value2% of withdrawal value
Weekday currency exchangeNo fee to personal plan limit, then 0.5% - 1% additional feeNo fee to 1,000 EUR then 1% additional feeNo fee to 15,000 EUR then 1% additional feeNo fee to 60,000 EUR then 1% additional fee
Out of hours currency exchangeAdditional 1% feeAdditional 1% feeAdditional 1% feeAdditional 1% fee
Local transfersNo fee10 with no fee, then 0.2 EUR100 with no fee, then 0.2 EUR1,000 with no fee, then 0.2 EUR
International transfersVariable fees apply5 EUR5 with no fee, then 5 EUR25 with no fee, then 5 EUR
Payment acceptance feesFrom 1% + 0.2 EURFrom 0.8% + 0.02 EURFrom 0.8% + 0.02 EURFrom 0.8% + 0.02 EUR

*Details correct at time of research - 6th November 2025.

Other fees can apply depending on the type of account you have and how you choose to use it. Look through your account terms and conditions carefully before you transact so there are no surprises.

Discover the Wise business account


Revolut Business or Pro might not be the right option for everyone. Before you choose a business account it’s important to weigh up your options to make sure you get all the services you need, with the best mix of cost and convenience possible.

Compare your preferred plan from Revolut against Wise Business, a payment account* also available in Ireland. With Wise there’s a one time fee of 50 EUR to get full feature access on your business account. After that there are no monthly fees, and there’s no minimum balance to worry about either.

Wise Business accounts support 40+ currencies for holding and exchange, and offer local account details in 8+ currencies (e.g EUR, GBP, USD, AUD). All currency conversion uses the mid-market rate with no markups, no fair usage or out of hours fees, just low, transparent conversion costs which you can see before you convert.

Wise Business can help you receive payments from customers, send money to suppliers and contractors, and spend it with your Wise Business debit or expense cards. Plus you get perks like batch payments, API access and accounting integrations to help save time.

Before you choose the right way to manage your finances as a business owner or freelancer, compare options including Revolut accounts and Wise Business to see which is the best fit for your specific needs.

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*Wise is not a bank but a payment institution, though some of it's features are similar to those offered by traditional banks.


Sources used:

  1. Revolut Business eligibility
  2. Revolut Business Plans
  3. Revolut Pro
  4. Revolut - receive payments
  5. Revolut Personal Standard fees (Pro)
  6. Revolut Business fees - Basic
  7. Revolut Business fees - Grow
  8. Revolut Business fees - Scale

Sources last checked on date: 6th November, 2025


*Please see terms of use and product availability for your region or visit Wise fees and pricing for the most up to date pricing and fee information.

This publication is provided for general information purposes and does not constitute legal, tax or other professional advice from Wise Payments Limited or its subsidiaries and its affiliates, and it is not intended as a substitute for obtaining advice from a financial advisor or any other professional.

We make no representations, warranties or guarantees, whether expressed or implied, that the content in the publication is accurate, complete or up to date.

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