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Look, we get it. It can be a pain switching your credit card processor for your business. However, we at Swypit can promise you, it's well worth it!
On the latest episode of The Swypit Show, we're exploring the different variables at play when a business is considering a new credit card processor and why it doesn't have to be a painstaking experience. In fact, we'll dive into how it can ultimately make your business more profitable!
Timecodes:
0:06 - Introduction and overview on the topic of the day
2:35 - What to look for in a credit card processor
5:40 - It's about helping others and leveraging your circle of influence
8:11 - Swypit's network of clients that generate success for one another
10:26 - Introducing Michael Goldsmith to the show
15:06 - Advice for people that need to switch their credit card processor
17:40 - Pricing models across different credit card processors and why they are important to understand
21:22 - Fees are popping up all over the place!
23:30 - Quickbooks is not the solution for your business
25:55 - Using the right processing equipment can help your business be more profitable
28:50 - We aim to save our clients money
31:40 - Portable equipment we provide to clients
35:10 - What to look for when switching credit card processors
38:10 - Offer for 50% off on Swypit's full point-of-sale
41:50 - Closing remarks
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