First of all, merchants need to pay settlement fees when they stay in the Meituan platform. This fee is mainly used for the platform's review and training of merchants, as well as providing initial technical support. By paying the entrance fee, merchants can obtain the qualification to display and sell their products or services on the Meituan platform.

Secondly, in the process of using Meituan platform, merchants also need to pay corresponding service fees according to the regulations of the platform. These expenses may include order commission, advertising fee, technical service fee, etc. Order commission is a certain percentage of fees paid by merchants according to the amount of orders completed on the platform; Advertising fee is a promotional fee that merchants choose voluntarily to increase product exposure and sales; Technical service fee is the fee charged by the platform for technical support and maintenance services provided by merchants.

It should be noted that due to different business types, industry characteristics and cooperation methods, the specific charging standards may be different. Before entering the Meituan platform, merchants should know the charging policy of the platform in detail and choose the appropriate cooperation scheme according to their own situation.

In addition, when using Meituan platform, merchants should also abide by the rules and requirements of the platform, ensure the quality of products or services, and maintain good customer relations. Only businesses that operate in compliance and serve in good faith can achieve better performance and development on the Meituan platform.

To sum up:

There is a charge for staying in the Meituan platform, and the merchants need to pay the entrance fee and the service fee generated during the use. The specific charging standards vary according to business types, industry characteristics and cooperation methods. Merchants should know the charging policy of the platform in detail, abide by the rules and requirements of the platform, and ensure good performance and development on the Meituan platform.

Legal basis:

Electronic Commerce Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 1 1 stipulates:

E-commerce operators shall fulfill their tax obligations and enjoy preferential tax treatment according to law. An e-commerce operator who does not need to register as a market entity according to the provisions of the preceding article shall, after the first tax payment obligation occurs, go through the tax registration in accordance with the provisions of laws and administrative regulations on tax collection management and truthfully declare and pay taxes.

Contract law of the people's Republic of China

Article 4 provides that:

The parties have the right to voluntarily conclude a contract according to law, and no unit or individual may illegally interfere.