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Payment happens where the work happens

Your payment terminal is often a phone in a truck, held by someone whose job is to fix the problem. A reader that fails, a weak signal, or a complicated invoice can turn a finished job into an unpaid one.

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What we review

Collecting in the field

We look at how technicians collect in the field and how frequently cards are keyed.

No connection

We look at what happens when there is no connection.

Deposits and large jobs

We review deposits and large jobs separately from service calls.

Financing, ACH, and service plans

We examine financing, ACH, and recurring service plans where they fit.

Your field software

If your field software includes processing, we include the software and integration terms in the comparison.

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Built around the trades

We work with electricians, plumbers, pool services, pest control, landscapers, junk removal, and other service trades.

Frequently asked questions

Payment happens where the work happens. Your payment terminal is often a phone in a truck, and a reader that fails, a weak signal, or a complicated invoice can turn a finished job into an unpaid one.
We look at how technicians collect in the field and how frequently cards are keyed, what happens when there is no connection, deposits and large jobs separately from service calls, and financing, ACH, and recurring service plans where they fit.
If your field software includes processing, we include the software and integration terms in the comparison, so you see the full cost of the arrangement.
Tell us what software your crews use and share a statement. We will focus on the issues that affect your actual jobs. Start with a complimentary payment audit.

One statement. A clear answer. No pressure.

Tell us what software your crews use and share a statement. We will focus on the issues that affect your actual jobs.