Edgility.
Payments & Merchant Services

Card fees take a slice of every sale. Take the edge back.

Most of what you pay to accept cards is pass-through cost no processor controls. The part a better deal changes is the markup, and it is usually buried. We read your statement line by line, show the all-in cost, and match you to the pricing structure that fits. Any savings is an estimate built from your own numbers.

Interchange-plus
Pricing stated in the open
At cost
Interchange & network fees pass through
Line by line
Every fee audited to network schedules
4 structures
Curated to your business
Where the money goes

Most of your processing cost is not the processor.

Interchange and network fees are set by the card networks and pass through at cost. The processor markup is the negotiable layer, and it is the part a proposal actually changes. We separate the two so you can see the markup on its own.

01

Interchange

The largest cost, paid to the card-issuing bank. Set by the card networks.

Pass-through
02

Assessments and network fees

Per-volume and per-item network charges. Set by the card networks.

Pass-through
03

Processor markup

The processor's margin over cost. The only part a proposal changes.

Negotiable
Curated pricing structures

We curate the solution that fits your business.

Four compliant ways to handle the cost of card acceptance. Cost Plus is the transparent foundation. The other three recover some or all of that cost from the customer who chooses to pay by card. We match you to the one that fits your state, your ticket size, and how you want the counter to feel.

01  /  The foundation

Cost Plus (Interchange-Plus)

The lowest true cost, stated in the open

Interchange and network fees pass through at cost. Our markup is a set number of basis points, stated separately and visible on every statement. No bundled tiers, no padded rates. This is the baseline every other structure is measured against.

How the customer sees it. No change. You absorb processing as a cost of doing business.

Best fit. Owners who want the cleanest, lowest processing cost and simple statements.

Transparent baseline
02  /  The common default

Dual Pricing

A card price and a lower cash price, side by side

Show a card price and a lower cash price together. Because it is structured as a discount, it can apply to debit and is compliant in all 50 states. It recovers close to the full cost of acceptance and frames as a saving for cash customers.

How the customer sees it. Two clear prices, and a discount for paying cash.

Best fit. Gas, liquor, convenience, casual dining, auto service, and professional services.

Compliant in 50 states
03  /  The strongest recovery

Surcharge

Recover credit cost, where the state allows it

Add a compliant fee to credit card transactions only. It is registered with your acquirer, capped by the card networks, and never applied to debit. It can produce the strongest net margin for the right merchant, and it carries the most compliance to run correctly.

How the customer sees it. The posted price, plus a disclosed fee when they pay by credit.

Best fit. Higher volume, credit-heavy, card-present merchants in permissive states.

Capped by the card networks
04  /  The simplest setup

Cash Discount

One posted price, a discount for cash

Post the card price, then discount it at the register for customers who pay cash. Minimal hardware and a straightforward setup. A natural fit when your quote or invoice already carries a cash price.

How the customer sees it. A single posted price, reduced when they pay cash.

Best fit. Trades, contractors, and services that already quote a cash price.

Works on debit

Surcharge caps and network fees are set by the card networks (Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express). Recovery and savings figures are estimates tied to your statement and card mix, never guarantees. Card brand rules and state laws vary and change. We confirm the compliant setup with the sponsor bank before go-live.

How we match you

Curated, not pushed. If a structure does not fit, we say so.

A short call and one recent statement is all we need to show your true cost and the structure that fits. Then we stand it up and stay in your corner.

See the full approach

Talk

A 20-minute call to understand your business, your tickets, and how you want the counter to feel.

Match

We audit your statement, isolate the markup, and recommend the structure that fits your state and mix, or a plain no.

Stand it up

We coordinate the setup with our partners, register anything required, and test before go-live.

Stay in your corner

One point of contact for a rate question, a chargeback, or the first clean statement.

Why Edgility

An operator in your corner, not a vendor in your inbox.

Transparency

Interchange and network fees pass through at cost, and our markup is stated in the open, in basis points.

Honest numbers

Rates are sourced to the published card network schedules, and every savings figure is shown as an estimate.

Service

A named contact, a clean statement each month, and a real person when a rate or a chargeback question comes up.

Find the edge hiding in your payments.

Send one recent processing statement. We will show your true cost of acceptance and the structure that fits, framed as an estimate, with the compliant path laid out. No cost to ask, and a plain no if it does not fit.

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Savings figures are estimates based on the statement and card mix you provide, not guarantees. Actual results vary by volume, card mix, ticket size, seasonality, and the terms of the merchant agreement. Interchange and network fees are set by the card networks (Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express) and change at their discretion. New processing is subject to underwriting approval and a merchant agreement with the acquiring or sponsor bank. Edgility Solutions is a sales organization, not a bank or card network, and does not set interchange or network fees. Integration figures are third-party estimates and are not independently verified. Merchant statement data is confidential and used only to prepare your analysis. Not legal, tax, or accounting advice.