Pricing you can actually budget
Pick the structure that fits your business — a simple flat rate, or pass-through plus that shows your true cost. Either way, the statement is clear and the rate is steady.
Two ways to price your processing.
Flat Rate
One steady rate on every transaction. Easy to predict, easy to budget — best when you want simplicity over everything.
- One rate on every card
- No interchange swings to track
- Simple to explain to your team
Pass-Through Plus
Interchange passed through at true cost, plus a clear fixed fee. Best for higher volume where seeing the real cost saves you more.
- True cost plus a clear fee
- Easy-to-read monthly statements
- Best for higher-volume businesses
What you always get.
Simple, steady rates
One rate you can budget around — no surprises on your statement.
True pass-through cost
Interchange is passed through at cost, plus a clear, fixed fee on top.
Easy-to-read statements
See exactly what you pay and why, line by line, every month.
Built around your business
Your rate is set to your volume and card mix, not a one-size template.
No pushy sales pitch
We show you the math. You decide if it makes sense for you.
Switching is easy.
Send us a recent credit card processing statement.
Any processor. We review it free.
We show you the right model.
Flat rate or pass-through — what fits your volume.
We set everything up.
And train your team at your convenience.
FAQs
It depends on your volume and card mix. Flat rate is simple and predictable; pass-through often costs less at higher volume. We'll show you both on your statement so you can compare.
No. You get a clear statement that shows your true cost. If something isn't clear, reach out and a real person will explain it.
Yes. If your volume changes, we can revisit the structure that fits you best.
Send us a recent credit card processing statement. We'll show you what each model would cost — free, no obligation.
See which pricing fits your business
Send us a recent credit card processing statement and we'll show you a clear side-by-side of flat rate vs. pass-through.