Friday night is your biggest revenue and your biggest fee bill. Dual pricing moves the card fee to the posted card price, and the terminal is built for tabs and tips.
Run at $70,000 a month in card volume and a $40 tab, which is typical for the trade. Your own number will differ. That's what the call is for.
| Monthly card volume | $70,000 |
| What card fees cost you today, at 3.5% | −$2,450/mo |
| Over a year | −$29,400 |
| With dual pricing, out of your settlement | $0* |
* Illustrative, at 3.5%, which is about what owners pay today once every fee is counted. You still pay on refunds, on tips added after the sale, and a monthly cost for the program. Dual pricing covers the card fee on sales you take in person.
Every owner in your trade asks it. Here's the straight answer.
Tabs open and close on the terminal the way they do now. Tips prompt on screen at payment, which matters more than it sounds: a tip adjusted after the sale still carries a processing fee, so the on-screen prompt at close-out is what keeps the math clean. Your staff keeps every tip, same as today.
Close out at night and the money is there the next business day. Weekend volume stops floating for days.
Cordless with the printer on board, so the terminal goes to the patio and the tab follows. The call confirms the match, and whichever machine is right for your business is the one that costs $0.
Everything the QD4 does, untethered from the counter.
The same math, run at local volume, with your state's rules on the page.
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Twenty minutes with someone who sets up bars & taverns accounts every week. No pressure, and the math is yours to keep either way.