Nonprofit and charity organizations can qualify for discounts on credit card processing, allowing them to accept donations, sell merchandise, and more for a lower rate. Here’s how you can start to take advantage of these discounts.

Looking for a basic payroll solution with a low monthly cost? SurePayroll could be a great option for small business owners, parents needing to pay nannies, and even nonprofits needing to pay members or clergy.

How do you decide which pay schedule is right for your business? We breakdown the pros and cons of weekly, bi-weekly, semi-weekly, and monthly pay and the implications your pay schedule decision has on employees.

Paylocity is payroll software with built-in HR capabilities. Its strong features, ample integrations, and well-designed mobile apps are hard to beat if your mid-sized business is looking for a good payroll option.

Want to add payroll to QuickBooks Online? Here’s everything you need to know about Intuit Online Payroll, including features, pricing, support, and more.

ADP is a big player in the payroll software and workplace management field. It has always been on the cutting-edge of technology. Because of that, ADP might be a payroll expert, but it might not be the most cost-effective option for small businesses with less than 50 employees.

If you’re excited about all of the benefits of recurring payments, you may be wondering about the next best step. If you already have a payment processor, make contact and see what already may be available to you and how to implement it easily. You likely also have the option to integrate a payment gateway if you have an existing site, and your current payment processor may have a list of available options for you.

Looking for a simple payroll solution for your small business? Square Payroll integrates easily with Square POS and streamlines the payroll process.

If you’re reading this, you’re probably looking to accept credit card payments on your phone or perhaps your tablet as well. So where do you start, and how do you decide which software/payment processor to choose? I’m here to help you figure out if mobile processing is right for you (spoiler alert, it probably is), and which features are the most important.

A convenience fee is an amount you add to the purchase price; the customer pays this fee in return for being able to use a more convenient payment method. The important thing to remember is that the customer must always have the choice to use another standard method of payment that does not require the added convenience fee. The fee isn’t technically related to taking credit cards. It is meant to help the merchant recoup the added cost for setting up a new payment channel.