Yes. When using wallets like Phoenix or Breez
You are paying Phoenix to perform the service of opening a channel and pushing received funds to your side to use for future lightning payments. With most capacity on your side, anytime you receive more funds that EXCEED your available inbound liquidity will force them to have to open more channels as they do not want to hold custody.
You can avoid this fee over and over by...(easiest to hardest)
1) using a custodial service provider (meh)
2) pushing larger amounts first, then spending out to free up liquidity. e.g. you can swap out some to on chain elsewhere
3) run your own node and lightning server on top and manage channels on your own.
Some service providers seen in step 2 charge different fees. Examples are Phoenix, Muun, Breez, Mutiny, OlympusLN/Zeuspay, etc.

