Business to Consumer Payments

Small costs add up across a large number of sales

For consumer-facing businesses, a fee of a few cents per transaction can matter across thousands of purchases. So can a checkout that fails or a recurring payment that quietly stops. We look beyond the advertised rate to what happens across a month of real sales.

Customer tapping a phone to pay at a store counter

What we review

Ticket size

We review pricing against ticket size.

In person and online

We look at card-present and online transactions.

Tap and digital wallets

We review tap and digital wallet acceptance.

Funding timing

We check funding timing.

Disputes

We look at the causes of disputes.

Recurring billing

If you bill customers regularly, we also examine failed-payment retries and whether card account updater services are available and useful for your program.

Customer paying online with a credit card and phone

A checkout that works

The aim is a checkout that works for customers and a cost structure that makes sense for your volume.

Frequently asked questions

For consumer-facing businesses, a fee of a few cents per transaction can matter across thousands of purchases. We look beyond the advertised rate to what happens across a month of real sales.

We review pricing against ticket size, card-present and online transactions, tap and digital wallet acceptance, funding timing, and the causes of disputes.

If you bill customers regularly, we examine failed-payment retries and whether card account updater services are available and useful for your program.

The aim is a checkout that works for customers and a cost structure that makes sense for your volume.

Start with a recent statement and a quick description of how customers pay you. Begin with a complimentary payment audit.

One statement. A clear answer. No pressure.

Start with a recent statement and a quick description of how customers pay you.