About MerchantSpring
MerchantSpring is a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform focused on helping e-commerce sellers, brands, and agencies manage and optimize their performance across multiple online marketplaces such as Amazon, eBay, and other regional platforms. The company offers centralized dashboards, reporting, and insights that consolidate sales, advertising, and operational data into one interface, making it easier for merchants to track performance and identify growth opportunities. They may also offer managed services and onboarding support for marketplace expansion.
A charge from MerchantSpring on your card statement is likely related to a subscription for their analytics platform, a paid plan upgrade, or professional/managed services associated with marketplace account management. Charges are typically recurring (monthly or annually) for software access, though you may also see one-time charges for setup, consulting, or onboarding services. The descriptor including a phone number and “VIC” suggests an Australian-origin transaction tied to their local operations.
If you have questions about a MerchantSpring charge, first log into your MerchantSpring account and check your subscription or billing section for recent invoices and plan details. Look through your email for receipts or onboarding messages from MerchantSpring around the date of the charge. If you still don’t recognize the transaction, contact their support team via their website’s contact or support page, referencing the date, amount, and last four digits of the card used. You can also attempt to call the phone number shown in the descriptor if it matches their published contact information, and your bank can assist with disputing any unauthorized charges if needed.