Payment processing built for auto repair shops

Why auto shops overpay for processing

Shops run large average tickets and see a lot of rewards and business cards, which carry higher interchange. On tiered pricing, those cards often land in the most expensive “non-qualified” bucket. On a $1,200 repair, a 1% difference is $12, and across a month of repairs that adds up quickly.

Dual pricing for repair shops

Many shops now post a cash price and a card price. The card price covers the processing cost, so a large repair paid by card doesn’t cost you 3% of the ticket. Customers see both prices on the estimate, the counter sign and the receipt. See how dual pricing works.

Getting paid before pickup

Text the final invoice when the car’s ready and let the customer pay from their phone. The keys are waiting, the payment’s already in, and your counter line moves faster. Learn about invoicing.

Compare quotes using your shop’s actual transactions

Separate counter payments from keyed or remote payments, and include parts deposits, refunds and monthly account costs in the comparison. Our credit card processing overview explains the pricing models. Use the merchant statement reading guide to identify the figures to compare before requesting a quote.