Payment Cost Analysis

Discover the real rate you pay to process payments.

Your effective rate is the one number worth knowing. Enter a few details and see yours in about 90 seconds.

On a normal account, the gap between your quoted rate and what you pay runs 0.3% to 0.8%. On real volume, thousands a year you never see on the headline number.

Sample report
Your effective rateAfter every fee
2.5%
Rate you were quoted1.79%
Hidden fees found7
How it works

Three steps to your real cost.

Step 01

Add your numbers

Enter monthly volume, average ticket, card mix, and current fees. No statement needed.

Step 02

See your real cost

Your report shows your effective rate and your projected costs over time.

Step 03

Get your breakdown

A clear next step, with the numbers to back it.

Start with what you know.

Enter your monthly volume, average ticket, card mix, and current fees.

What your report shows

Your effective rate, the true percentage you pay after every fee.

A clear next step. Apply, book a call, or print your copy.

Run your numbers

See your rate in about 90 seconds. No statement needed.

Start your analysis

Your data stays private and serves only your analysis. RevitPay never sells your data.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Is the analysis free?+

Yes. Enter your numbers and start.

Do I need a statement?+

No. Enter monthly volume, average ticket, card mix, and current fees. A statement or proposal sharpens the detailed mode.

How accurate is the estimate?+

Directional. The estimate uses your inputs and an approved public pricing lane. Final pricing depends on underwriting.

Is my information safe?+

Yes. Your data serves only your analysis. RevitPay never sells your data.

How fast is the analysis?+

Most results return in about 90 seconds. Complex accounts route to a short review.

Do I have to switch?+

No. Your analysis is yours either way.

Your rate is 90 seconds away.

Enter your numbers and see the true rate you pay to process.

Start your analysis

See your rate first. Talk to us only when the numbers make sense.