What barbershops in Irving pay in card fees, and how to get some of it back.
Chairs stay busy, cards keep tapping, and about 3% of every cut walks out the door to a processor. For a shop running multiple chairs, that's real rent money every single month.
It is the same story from Irving Boulevard out to Las Colinas. The card company takes its cut before you count a dollar. Here is what is different with us: 20% of that cut comes back. We match the credit card processing rate you pay today, and every month we send you 20% of our cut.
A typical Irving barbershop runs about $15,000 a month in cards.
| Who you use | What you pay | What comes back |
|---|---|---|
| Flat-rate reader (Square, Clover Go, Toast) | 2.9% to 3.5% and up | Nothing |
| An old-school card company plus monthly fees | 2.3% to 3.0% plus fees | Nothing |
| Pacta | Same rate you pay now | 20% of our cut, every month |
Every card company keeps a cut of your sales. We send 20% of our cut back to you, every month. We show you your exact dollar amount on the call, in writing, before you sign anything. The program costs $24.99 a month, and you still pay the card fee on refunds. One tip when you compare card companies: the rate they advertise is never the real number. Take one month, add up every fee, and divide by your card sales. That is what you really pay, and it is almost always more than the rate you were quoted.
Nothing at the counter changes.
We match your rate.
Whatever you pay today becomes your rate with us. Nothing to argue about. Most people are approved in one business day.
A free terminal shows up ready.
It arrives with your prices already in it, and a dashboard to run everything from. A person walks your staff through it.
Cash back, every month.
20% of our cut, in your bank. The first one comes about six weeks after you start. Your money lands the same business day on most accounts, and there is no contract.
Straight answers.
What does a multi-chair shop lose to fees?
A shop running $15,000/month on cards loses about $450/month, $5,400 a year. That's a chair's worth of rent going to a processor.
Do tips still work normally?
Yes, tipping is built into the terminal at tap. Your barbers see their tips exactly like before.
How long does switching take?
About 10 minutes. Free terminal arrives configured, Jacob handles the setup, you cut hair while it happens.
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Tell us what your barbershop runs on cards in a month. Fifteen minutes, and the math is yours to keep either way.