$300 when a merchant you signed goes live and starts running cards, and then a slice of that merchant's card volume every month for as long as they stay open.
The first one is quick money. The second one is the reason people stay.
Paid in two halves. $150 the day that merchant's terminal goes live, and $150 once they have processed $10,000, which on a typical shop is about ten days later.
Every month, for as long as that merchant keeps processing. A shop running $30,000 a month pays you $60 in that month and again the month after.
Around month six, on a typical merchant, the monthly money passes what you got for signing them.
One merchant running $30,000 a month is roughly $3,900 over five years. Sign ten of those and you are at $600 a month whether or not you sell another thing that month.
That is the whole reason this job is worth doing properly. A rushed sale that closes in a month and leaves in three pays you almost nothing on the back end. A shop you set up right pays you for years.
Everyone doing this job is on the same rate.
Inbound and outbound pay the same. Booking the meeting and closing it are the same job, done by the same person, for the same money. Nothing is capped and nothing steps up or down based on how long you have been here.
If you move on, the half of the residual you earned for making the sale stays yours. Keep servicing your merchants and you keep the full 0.2%.
You are not talking anyone into anything. You are telling an owner something they have not been offered.
The merchant stops paying card fees. Two prices go on the tag, cash and card, and the card price carries the fee instead of their deposit. Then we send them a check every month for 0.3% of everything they run.
The terminal is free, the install is free, funding is same day and there is no contract. They pay $24.99 a month and they still pay processing on refunds, and you say both of those out loud on the first call. The offer is strong enough that you do not need to shade it.
If it looks like a fit you will get the full comp sheet and a call with Jacob, who reads every application himself.
Figures assume merchants averaging $30,000 a month in card volume and are illustrative. Residuals are paid monthly after our processor settles the prior month. A W-9 is required before first payment. The written rep agreement governs.