Finally I had one sale an extended 199$ on my website and all are mine… feels really good!
Just wanted to share 
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Congrats!
What are you using for payments, Stripe? how much are you left with from that 199? (I want to compare it with what I’m using).
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Right now paypal… from 199 they took 10$ still much better than Envato… I will look into other options but for now is ok.
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Looks good! On Paddle on a 199 transaction I’m left with around 188.5.
Curious how Stripe stacks up, but I’ve also heard that once you factor in things like Stripe Radar or other products of theirs, it’s not actually as cheap as advertised - not sure though, just hearsay.
Congrats and to many more sales!
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First of all, congrats! 
Regarding payment processors:
PayPal: there is a weird fee, as it depends by customer payment method or I am not sure of what, as sometimes fee is 3,48 $ USD of a sum of 59,00 $ USD, while sometimes it is only 1,33 $ USD of a sum of 131,70 $ USD. PayPal below:
But for PayPal, if you are in the EU and you are paid in USD, you will need to tackle also their EUR/USD conversion, which many times PayPal support will state that is impossible. However, if you do your research, it is possible and you can get directly your money in USD, to your card - there is a method for this, if you guys are interested, let me know and I can do a post on it.
For Stripe, fees can seem to be lower at a first glance, but they might end up to be roughly similar, as they add also some kind of multicurrency charge… Check below:
For both payment processors, if you handle large amounts of money, there is the possibility to negotiate fees, so if you are a big fish, you can contact them and have a friendly chat with them, you can end up with lower fees as a result.
My legal stuff is in UK so I guess there are different rules there, so I have a UK bussines paypal account.