Free card machines, EPOS from £39 a month.


Nobody steals a keg. It goes in ounces: an optic pouring long, a round rung as four when it was five, a staff drink that never hit the till. Wet GP decides whether a pub makes money. See it by product, by session and by member of staff, and you stop managing your biggest cost on a hunch.

A matchday is four minutes of chaos, twice. The bar is three deep, every order is a round of five, and the queue forms at the card machine while the pumps sit idle. Take payment where the drinker stands and hold tabs against a card, so nobody argues at eleven.

On a good weekend half your trade sits forty metres from the till. Every round costs two walks, and nobody orders a second bottle when the bar is that far. A handheld in the garden takes the order and the payment at the table, with no cable to run.
April runs The Dartford Sports Bar, an Admiral Taverns pub. Since switching, spend per head is up about 40%. No price went up and nothing new went on the menu. The round gets asked for at the table, and the second one gets offered before the glass is empty.
She says so on camera, by name, at her own venue. Watch the film.
The till is £39 a month per point of sale with £0 upfront. Handhelds £24 a month. A free card machine with free setup and no PCI fee. No kiosk in a wet led pub that does not want one.
Our markup on card processing starts from +0.1%.
Interchange plus 0.1% is our lowest markup, available on individually quoted accounts over £60,000 monthly card turnover. Your rate depends on your turnover and card mix, and we will quote it before you commit to anything.
Send us a wet GP figure you do not believe and three months of card statements. We will show you where the two disagree.
Tap any one to see what it does and what it costs.
Send us your numbers and we will quote your rate in writing, with every fee named, before you commit to anything.