Payment processing audit · Canadian small business

Your card processor might be overcharging you. We find it — you keep half.

Send us 3–6 months of processing statements. We measure what you're really paying, find the savings, and our fee is simply half of the documented savings. Nothing found, nothing owed.

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Two ways we help

Pick your starting point — or begin with the free audit and let the numbers decide.

The front door

Cut your processing fees

Free audit of your card processing statements. We find the overcharges and you keep half of the documented savings. Nothing found, nothing owed.

How the audit works

The follow-on

Fix your checkout stack

POS health check plus project-priced work: terminal refresh advisory, POS software migration, integrations, inventory setup and cleanup. Advisory and sourcing only — we never sell hardware.

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Why most small businesses overpay

Card fees are a maze of interchange rates, processor markups, and "miscellaneous" line items. Flat-rate plans look simple — and are often the most expensive option once your volume grows. Interchange cuts that were supposed to help small businesses don't always get passed through. We read statements for a living; most owners don't have the time.

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No savings, no fee

The audit is free. If we can't document real savings, you owe us nothing. Ever.

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Led by a migration veteran

Mike has personally executed four major payment-processor migrations at retailers — he knows how the switch actually goes.

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Vendor-independent

We work for you, not the processors. Any processor-paid referral is disclosed to you in writing before you sign anything.

How shared savings works

Three steps. You approve everything before anything changes.

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We audit your statements

You share 3–6 months of processing statements. We compute your true effective rate and find the overcharges, junk fees, and mispriced tiers.

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We fix it — your way

Either we renegotiate with your current processor (no switch needed), or Mike project-manages a full migration to better pricing.

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You keep half, monthly

Each month we measure your savings against your baseline. You keep 50%, we keep 50%, for a fixed term agreed up front — usually 24 months. After that, you keep 100%.

Illustrative example — not a promise

What could this look like?

This is a hypothetical example to show how the math works. Your volume, card mix, and savings will differ — some businesses save little, some save a lot.

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Monthly card volume (example)$40,000
Savings found (example: 0.5%)$200 / month
You keep (50%)$100 / month
Our fee (50%)$100 / month
Your total kept over 24 months$2,400

Example only — for illustration of the fee structure. It is not a quote, a guarantee, or a prediction of your savings. Actual results depend on your statements, which is why the audit comes first and costs nothing.

Two ways to win

Every audit considers both. You pick the one you're comfortable with.

Small retail storefront with a card terminal visible on the counter, a successful deal done
No disruption

Renegotiate in place

We take your audit to your current processor and negotiate better pricing — same terminals, same systems, nothing changes on your counter. Fastest savings, zero downtime risk.

Bigger savings

Managed switch

When the numbers say a different processor wins, Mike project-manages the whole migration — the part most businesses dread. He's done it four times at retail scale and keeps your POS running through the change.

Curious what you're actually paying?

The audit is free and takes about a week. If there's nothing to find, you get a clean bill of health and owe us nothing.

Start your free audit