Switching card payment providers sounds like hassle, so most businesses never do it — and quietly overpay for years. We make it simple and we show our working at every step.
Send us a recent merchant statement and tell us your monthly card turnover. That's it — no card details, no commitment, and nothing to sign. If you can't find your statement, we'll tell you exactly where to look.
Merchant statements are deliberately confusing. We separate the unavoidable costs (interchange and scheme fees, which every provider pays) from the markup (the bit that's actually negotiable). You'll see, in plain pounds, where your money goes today.
We run your real numbers against every major provider and machine. Not a shortlist of whoever pays us best — the genuine like-for-like comparison. If your current deal is already competitive, we'll tell you to stay where you are.
If you decide to move, we manage the application and onboarding with your chosen provider and keep you posted. Most businesses are taking payments on the new setup within a few working days.
We're upfront about this because it's the whole reason to trust an independent broker. We receive a referral fee from the provider you choose — never from you. Crucially, that fee doesn't change our recommendation: we'll show you the comparison data so you can check our advice against the numbers yourself.
No. The statement review and market comparison are completely free, with no obligation to switch afterwards.
Setup typically takes a few working days and we coordinate the timing with you so there's no gap in your ability to take payments.
No. We're independent and compare across all the major UK acquirers and machine providers. That independence is the point.
Then we'll tell you to stay on it. We'd rather give you honest advice than push a switch that doesn't save you money.
Just a recent merchant statement and your rough monthly card turnover. No card details and nothing to sign upfront.
It takes two minutes to start and there's no obligation to switch.
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