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Pricing

Understand your options.
Keep more of what you earn.

There are two pricing approaches we offer. Neither is right for every business—so we'll explain both plainly and help you compare them with what you pay now.

01 — Dual pricing

Two clear prices. Your customer chooses.

With dual pricing, customers see a clearly disclosed cash price and card price before they pay. Nothing is hidden, and nothing is added at the last second.

A properly structured program may reduce or eliminate eligible card-processing costs paid by your business. Dual pricing is different from credit-card surcharging, and we'll explain the distinction for your situation.

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Good to know

Program availability, required disclosures, and any remaining charges depend on your business, program terms, and applicable requirements. Dual pricing doesn't mean every merchant pays zero total fees.

02 — Interchange plus

Bring us your current pricing. Let us compete.

Interchange plus separates the underlying interchange and network costs from the processor's markup, so you can see exactly what you're paying and why.

Card networks set interchange rates—no processor controls them. What Caliber competes on is our pricing and markup. Send us a statement or a quote you've received, and we'll put together a competitive proposal.

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Interchange

Set by card networks and issuing banks

Network fees

Charged by the card brands

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Processor markup

Where Caliber competes

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Side by side

How the two approaches compare.

How it works

Dual pricing
Your business displays two prices: a cash price and a card price. The difference is disclosed clearly before the customer pays.
Interchange plus
Your cost is the underlying interchange and network fees, passed through, plus a separate processor markup.

What the customer sees

Dual pricing
Clearly posted cash and card prices, so they can choose how to pay.
Interchange plus
One price. Nothing changes at checkout for the customer.

How merchant costs are handled

Dual pricing
A properly structured program may reduce or eliminate eligible card-processing costs paid by your business.
Interchange plus
Your business pays processing costs, with the markup shown separately so you can see exactly what you're paying for.

What to discuss in a review

Dual pricing
Your pricing displays, customer mix, program terms, and the disclosures that apply to your business.
Interchange plus
Your current markup, your card mix, and how our proposal compares to what you pay today.

The right approach depends on your business, your customers, and how you sell. A statement review is the best way to compare.

Questions

Straight answers.

Dual pricing means your business shows two clearly disclosed prices—one for cash and one for card—and customers choose how to pay. A properly structured program may reduce or eliminate eligible card-processing costs paid by your business. It isn't the same as adding a hidden fee at checkout, and it isn't the same as surcharging. Availability, required disclosures, and any remaining charges depend on your business, the program terms, and applicable requirements.

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