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Clover is a point-of-sale system, but the fees rarely come straight from Clover. It is sold through a web of banks and resellers, and each one sets its own pricing on top of the same hardware.
That is why two shops with the identical Clover station can pay completely different rates. Your cost depends less on the device and more on the reseller who signed you up.
Clover is the hardware. The rate comes from whoever put it on your counter.
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The Fee Auditor
We read the fine print
What to check:
- Who actually holds your merchant account, and what markup they added.
- Whether you are on a flat blended rate or interchange plus.
- Long-term contracts and early-termination fees hiding in the agreement.
Because the markup is set by a middleman, this is one of the easiest places to overpay without knowing. An audit finds out where you landed and what a fair version looks like.
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We read the fine print
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