An independent payments agent for high-volume merchants

We help merchants processing $10M+ a year stop overpaying for card processing, starting with businesses on Stripe's flat-rate pricing.

What we do

We're an independent payments agent. We take a merchant's processing statements apart, find what they really pay, and put their volume in front of processing partners that offer transparent interchange-plus pricing. Then we negotiate the pricing and manage the switch with the merchant's team.

We started with Stripe merchants because the gap is clearest there: a flat rate that's excellent for a new business becomes expensive at tens of millions a year, and many growing companies never revisit it.

Our model

Independent

We are not owned by a processor and we don't run processing infrastructure. We work for the merchant's outcome.

Free analysis

The statement analysis costs nothing and carries no obligation, whatever it shows.

Paid by the partner

If you switch, the processing partner pays us a share of its revenue. It's already inside the pricing you see; there's no separate bill. More on how we get paid

Who processes your payments

Card processing, settlement and underwriting are provided by a licensed processing partner. The partner is named in every proposal, along with its licensing and compliance details, before you sign anything.

What we do as your agent and what the processing partner does
TaskUs, your agentProcessing partner
Statement review and savings analysisYes
Pricing negotiationYes
Underwriting and approvalWe prepare the applicationDecides
Card authorization, processing and settlement to your bankYes
Card data migration from StripeWe coordinateReceives the data
Switch plan and testingYes, with your teamProvides test accounts
Ongoing supportYes, a named contactYes, technical and settlement

Processing is provided by a licensed processing partner, named in your proposal before you sign anything.

How we write about fees

Our guides use published prices with the date we checked them, show every assumption in worked examples, and never present an estimate as a quote. If a number on this site is wrong, tell us and we'll fix it.