What exactly is interchange-plus pricing?
Every card transaction has a wholesale cost set by the card networks, called
interchange. Interchange-plus means you pay that true cost, plus one small
fixed markup from us — both shown separately on your statement. Flat-rate
providers blend everything into one high rate and keep the difference.
How much will I actually save?
It depends on your volume, average ticket, and current provider — which is why
we review your real statement instead of quoting a number blind. Businesses
switching from flat-rate or tiered pricing typically see 20–30% lower
processing costs. The review shows your exact figure before you commit to anything.
When do I get my money?
Daily transactions are batched automatically, and most deposits reach your bank
account the next business day. Weekend and holiday transactions arrive the
following business day.
Do I need to change banks?
No. Deposits go to the account you already use — personal accounts work for
sole proprietors, business accounts for incorporated companies and partnerships.
I already have a POS I like. Do I have to give it up?
Clover covers the large majority of small-business workflows, and most
owners find it matches or beats what they're on. In the review we'll map your
current setup feature-for-feature so you can see exactly what changes — and
what doesn't — before deciding.
Are there businesses you can't work with?
A few industries can't be underwritten for standard card processing — cannabis
and CBD, firearms, gambling, adult entertainment, and money services among them.
If you're unsure whether your business qualifies, mention it when you book and
you'll have a straight answer before the meeting.
What happens in the 30-minute meeting?
We look at your statement together, show the wholesale cost versus what you're
paying, and give you a side-by-side comparison. No pressure, no obligation —
if the numbers don't work in your favor, you'll know in 30 minutes instead of
wondering.