Take credit cards without the hassle.

SwipeSimple Connect pricing is simple.

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You only pay for SwipeSimple Connect processing when you use it.

• 2.6% and 10¢ per transaction when you tap, dip, or swipe a customer’s card or contactless payment device (known as Card-Present transactions)
• 3.5% and 10¢ per transaction when you manually key in your customer’s card details, use a card on file, when a customer pays via invoice, payment link, or makes an online purchase (known as Card-Not-Present transactions)

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Once approved, you can begin to accept payments through the SwipeSimple mobile application or website using a mobile device or computer you already own. To be able to tap, dip, or swipe a card, you can also purchase a:

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• Bluetooth card reader that connects with your mobile phone or tablet for $49. Tax not included.
• Smart payment terminal for $299. Tax not included.

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Chargeback fee: $15

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Refunded transactions:

• There are no fees to process a full or partial refund
• Fees that were charged on the original sale are not returned when the transaction is refunded

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With SwipeSimple Connect, we keep things simple.

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That means no long-term contracts and:

• No setup fees
• No monthly fees
• No annual fees
• No batch fees
• No statement fees
• No PCI compliance fees

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It's easy to setup your business with SwipeSimple Connect. No training or technical knowledge is needed.
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Whether you're accepting credit cards for the first time, or are converting to SwipeSimple Connect from another provider, it's easy to set up, get started, and get paid.
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If you do need support, SwipeSimple Connect merchants have access to our world-class support team.

To quickly complete your merchant application you will need to state how your business is structured.

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All business structures need to provide a Social Security Number or Tax ID Number (TIN), date of birth, and home address for each individual who owns at least 25% of the business. All business structures also need to provide the bank name, ABA Routing Number, and account number for the business bank account.

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Common business structures are:
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Sole Proprietorship
The business is owned by one person and tied to that person’s Social Security Number or Taxpayer ID Number.

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Limited Liability Company (LLC)
The business is officially registered as a LLC and the legal business name typically includes LLC.

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Private Corporation (including C and S corporations)
The business is privately owned and is registered as a C or S corporation. The legal business name typically includes Inc.

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Partnership (including GP, LP and LLP)

The business has shared ownership and is either unincorporated or registered as a General Partnership, Limited Partnership, or a Limited Liability Partnership. The legal business name may include GP, LP or LLP.

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Nonprofit organization
An organization or group that has been organized as a Not-For-Profit Corporation and has 501(c)(3) or other legal status as a nonprofit.

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Government Entity
‍An entity that has been organized by a national or local government authority.

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Publicly Traded Company
The business is a corporation that is publicly owned by shareholders who have ownership in the company and where shares are publicly traded on a stock exchange.

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If there are no owners with at least a 25% stake in the company or if the organization is a nonprofit or governmental entity, then the person authorized to submit the application (often known as the Authorized Controller or Control Prong) will need to provide their Social Security Number, date of birth, and home address in the “Add an Owner” section.