Between interchange fees, processor markups, PCI charges, and a half-dozen other line items on your monthly statement, the true cost of accepting cards is deliberately hard to pin down. Processors benefit from that complexity. You don’t.
That’s why we created the Merchant Fee Negotiation Playbook.
What's Inside the Playbook
The playbook breaks down every fee on your statement, shows you which ones are fixed by card networks and which are negotiable processor margin, and walks you through the four major pricing models so you can spot whether your current structure is costing you more than it should.
Practical Tools, Not Just Theory
Inside you’ll find a step-by-step negotiation framework, word-for-word conversation scripts, a contract review checklist to catch hidden traps, and a post-negotiation monitoring system to make sure your savings stick.
Who This Is For
Any business that accepts card payments. The difference between a well-negotiated merchant account and a default one can easily run $5,000 to $50,000+ annually, straight to your bottom line.