Taking customer card payments in-house, three ways...
There are three simple ways we provide card payment solutions for your customers when they visit your establishment.
Your POS card payments
Is your desktop POS sleek, sophisticated and beautiful and does it easily integrate with multiple sites, stock control, or kitchen orders?
Whether you choose to replace your existing hardware, or adopt a new software package, you’ll be happy that we can save on your costs. Our card payment machines can easily become part of your business, no matter what size you are or how much space you have.
Contactless payments
Chip and pin machines to complement your POS that quickly take contactless payments at your till point, ensuring your customers’ transactions go as smoothly as possible (with no embarrassing silences or small talk while you wait for the receipt).
Portable card machines
Build rapport with your customers even at the point of payment.
Portable card machines enrich the customer experience and continue your excellent service by allowing you to take payment away from the desktop POS. This makes it easier to take payment in the salon chair, restaurant table or beer garden, and even take multiple cards for a shared bill.
What next?
Let us know what sized business you are and which solution you think will work best for your needs. We’ll ask you a few questions to make sure you’re on the right track and take it from there. While you’re choosing your card payment machine option, have a think about how much you pay for customer transactions. To make the most of our services, we’ll do a free cost comparison on your latest merchant services statement to see where we can save you money here too.
Review this service on our card payment solutions page.
We’ve helped many businesses like yours save money on in-house card payment systems, and card payment transaction costs alike.
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Eve and Adam Beauty Clinic, St Albans
Sally Shepherd, owner of Eve and Adam Beauty Clinic in St Albans had been with her existing merchant services provider for many years, but had little communication with them. One of the concerns Sally had over her card machine was that there had never been a review of the cost-effectiveness of the solution. She was also concerned that the machine was becoming out-dated
The Oxfordshire Yeoman
The main concern over the pub’s POS system was that the till was very outdated – so much so that it was no longer recognised by the helpdesk! However, whatever solution was to be found, it had to fit into a narrow width of bar space due to the brick pillars of the building.
It was also a necessity to have portable card terminals so orders could be taken at the tables and synced directly to the kitchen and payment could be taken away from the bar.
Sandy’s Piano & Wine Bar, Oxford
As an advocate of building long-standing relationships with customers, Nic prefers to meet in person whenever possible, and when it comes to piano bars, it’s often possible! Upon inspection of George’s merchant statements it was immediately evident that Sandy’s ere indeed paying more than necessary for their two card payment machines.
Nic was able to source alternative hardware that suited the bar’s and staff’s needs and installed them PDQ.
