Independent comparison
from our provider panel.
No broker fee is added by PurePay. You see the rates, fixed charges and contract terms before you decide.
How we get paid
We work the same way as a mortgage broker or insurance broker — the provider pays us, so you don't have to.
You tell us your needs
Monthly volume, card types, number of terminals, and what matters most — price, speed, or features.
We compare suitable options
We compare relevant providers across rate, service and contract terms, then explain the differences.
Provider may pay us
If you choose to proceed, the provider may pay PurePay a commission for the introduction. No broker fee is added by PurePay.
Does using PurePay cost me more?
No broker fee is added by PurePay.
We compare suitable options from our provider panel and explain the rates, fixed charges and contract terms. If you choose to proceed, the provider may pay PurePay a commission for the introduction.
You see the numbers before you decide.
Going direct vs. through PurePay
Why use a broker when you could go straight to a provider?
Pricing FAQ
Does using PurePay cost me more?
No broker fee is added by PurePay. You pay your chosen provider directly under the rates and terms you agree with them.
Will going through PurePay give me worse rates?
Not necessarily. Pricing varies between providers and depends on factors including turnover, card mix and business type. We compare the overall cost of suitable options so you can make an informed decision.
What's in it for PurePay?
A provider may pay us a commission if an introduction results in a completed agreement. Your rates and contract are agreed with the provider, and we explain how PurePay is paid.
What if I already have a contract?
We can still review your current deal, including the remaining term, notice requirements and any exit charges, so you can assess whether changing is suitable.
Is there any obligation to proceed?
None at all. Our review is completely free and we'll never pressure you into a decision.
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