Free checks on card machine fees
One statement. One working day. A straight answer.
Send me your latest card processing statement. I’ll check every line and tell you in plain English what your card machine costs you, and whether you’re fine as you are. Free either way.
or email it to hello@cleartill.co.uk
Simon Thorne, ClearTill. Run by one person, so replies come from me.
How it works
You send one statement. I do the reading.
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Tell me who you are.
A short form: you, the business, who your card machine is with, and whether you’d like me to get you a quote. Or skip it and just email me.
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Email me your latest statement.
One recent card processing statement, attached to an email. That’s everything.
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Get a straight answer.
Within one working day, in plain English. If switching makes sense, you see the numbers side by side. If it doesn’t, I tell you that too.
What you get back
One page, in plain English.
I check the rate, the authorisation fees, the monthly charges and the terminal rental, and work out what you’re actually paying. Then you get one of two answers.
“You’re fine as you are.”
I tell you so, and that’s the end of it.
“You’re overpaying, and here’s where.”
You see the numbers side by side, worked from your own statement. If you decide to switch, I introduce you to the processor and stay your point of contact through the move.
Who you’re dealing with
One person, not a call centre.
I’m a payments consultant. You get one point of contact: the person who answers your email is the person who read your statement.
I do this for owner-run cafés, salons, shops and trades with a card machine, anywhere in the UK. People who’d rather run the business than decode a processing statement.
Questions
Before you send anything.
How much could I save?
Can’t tell you until I’ve seen a statement. Anyone who quotes a figure before seeing one is guessing. That’s exactly why the review exists.
I already get a good rate.
You might, and I’ll happily confirm it. A statement check settles it either way.
Is my data safe?
Seen by two people: me, and the processor’s pricing contact if you ask for a quote. It never goes into an AI tool, and it’s deleted automatically within 30 days of the review, unless I still need it to finish a switch you’ve asked for. The detail is in the privacy notice, with the ICO registration.
How do I know this is genuine?
Fair question. ClearTill is the trading name of a registered UK company; the website, privacy notice and ICO registration are public, and nothing happens unless you choose to get in touch. Take your time and check.
Can you just call me?
Happy to. Email me a number and a good time.
And if it’s a no?
Understood. You won’t hear from me again.
Want to read up first? Start with how to read your card machine statement.
Free statement review
Send me one statement.
Your latest card processing statement. A straight answer within one working day. Free either way.
No rush, and if it’s a no, that’s a perfectly good answer too.
Your statement is seen by two people: me, and the pricing contact at Worldpay when you’ve asked me to get you a quote. It never goes into an AI tool, and it’s deleted automatically within 30 days of the review, unless I still need it to finish a switch you’ve asked for. Privacy notice