Tap, chip, swipe, wallet and EBT, taken on a pinpad that talks straight to the register. Pick the pricing model that suits your counter and we set it up before you go live.
Every one of these is set up inside the register, prompted on the pinpad and printed correctly on the receipt. No spreadsheets, no signage guesswork.
Every item carries two prices, cash and card, shown on the shelf edge, the customer display and the receipt. Customers paying cash pay less, and the card price covers the processing, so the cost to you comes out at zero.
One shelf price for everything, with a discount applied at the till when someone pays cash. The register does the maths and the receipt shows the discount as its own line, which is what keeps it compliant.
You pay the card network's actual cost plus one fixed, published markup. Nothing is bundled or padded, so when a customer pays with a cheaper card you see the saving instead of us keeping it.
You and the customer each carry part of the processing cost. Useful when a full dual-pricing rollout would be a hard sell to your regulars but the current rate is still hurting.
Not sure which one? Compare them side by side or tell us about your store and we will work it out with you.
Your staff ring the sale the way they always have. The terminal handles the price the customer sees, the tip prompt and the receipt wording, so nobody has to explain a pricing policy mid-queue.
Store type, roughly what you process a month, and how your counter is laid out. Two minutes on the phone is usually enough.
Pricing model, shelf labels, receipt wording and pinpad prompts are all configured and tested against your own catalogue.
We stay on the line for the first sales. If something looks wrong on a receipt, it gets fixed that day, not next week.
Send us a recent statement and we will show you the difference, line by line. No obligation and no sales script.