Pool Services

Small monthly fees become a large annual cost

A pool route collects similar service payments month after month, while repairs and equipment replacements bring much larger tickets. We compare those two parts of the business separately.

Robotic pool cleaner working underwater

What we review

Cards versus ACH

For recurring service, we calculate what cards and ACH cost under your actual pricing and customer mix.

The full ACH picture

ACH may be less expensive for some businesses, but bank verification, returns, and customer preference belong in the calculation.

Failed payments

We check failed card payments and account updater availability.

Minimums and route software

We check seasonal minimums and the payment terms built into your route software.

Pool ladder on a yellow pool deck

Repairs and equipment

On repairs and equipment, we review the cost of larger card sales and whether another payment method makes sense for the customer and your cash flow.

Frequently asked questions

For recurring service, we calculate what cards and ACH cost under your actual pricing and customer mix.
ACH may be less expensive for some businesses, but bank verification, returns, and customer preference belong in the calculation.
We check failed card payments and account updater availability, along with seasonal minimums and the payment terms built into your route software.
Repairs and equipment replacements bring much larger tickets than monthly service. We review the cost of larger card sales and whether another payment method makes sense for the customer and your cash flow.
Share a recent statement and tell us how you bill your route. We will show you the yearly effect of your current payment mix. Start with a complimentary payment audit.

One statement. A clear answer. No pressure.

Share a recent statement and tell us how you bill your route. We will show you the yearly effect of your current payment mix.