Jason Vissers

When it comes to processing payments online, there is no such thing as a free lunch — transaction fees will be assessed. We hope that this guide has given you some understanding of the types of fees you’ll have to pay and the different pricing models used by merchant service providers to charge you for the cost of taking payments online.

If you have any experience with selling at farmers’ markets, craft fairs, or other large gatherings, you know that internet availability can be spotty at best in these settings. If your card reader’s mobile POS has a good offline mode, you can take payments while offline, then process them once you establish a connection.

Small, mobile credit card readers — the kind that need to be paired with a smartphone or tablet running POS software — generally cost between $29 and $120. Most of these devices can take EMV (chip card) and NFC (contactless) payments, and some can still take magstripe payments.

Tough economic times pose special challenges to entrepreneurs looking to start a recession-proof business; however, recession-proof businesses tend to have one thing in common: they provide products and services that are always in demand, regardless of economic conditions.

If you’re wondering how to lower your credit card interest rate, know that you can always contact your credit card issuer and request an interest rate reduction. They may not say yes, but if you have good credit health and a lengthy history of making your payments on time, you’ll increase your chances of success.

Expensify is a top-rated expense management platform that lets you capture receipts and direct reimbursement from within one app. It’s easy to use, but Expensify pricing can be confusing. In this post, we’ll clear away the confusion, explain Expensify pricing, and help you decide if Expensify is what your company needs.

Pros No annual or monthly fees for PEX Visa Commercial Cards Spend controls Employee cards Expense management tools Full API access Cons Low 1% cash back rate Limits on free employee prepaid cards No ATM access Foreign transaction fees may apply What Is A PEX Card? PEX is a financial product that includes corporate spending […]

Expensify is an expense management system that includes something not all competitors offer: a corporate credit card that makes Expensify a complete business financial management system.

By tackling Ramp VS Brex, we’re comparing two of the top modern corporate card companies on the market today. Both Brex and Ramp offer competitive corporate card programs with exciting rewards, as well as expense management and bill pay tools for a variety of businesses. So now that we’ve introduced the players, let’s take a bit deeper look into what exactly Ramp and Brex do.

Whether you’re looking to solicit donations, get people to pay for access to your content, or both, we’re here to help. In this article, we’re going to detail and compare Patreon vs PayPal: two payment platforms that, despite their considerable differences, can both be used by artists, gamers, podcasters, writers, and video streamers to draw an income.