Countertop Clover
A simple counter checkout for walk-in customers and pickups.
FLORISTS · FLOWER SHOPS · EVENT FLORAL
Many flower orders are paid over the phone or online and delivered later, and those payments are often priced higher than cards at the counter. Send us one statement and we’ll show you what you’re really paying, free.
NO COST · NO OBLIGATION · NO PRESSURE TO SWITCH
01 / WHAT WE LOOK AT
Florists take a lot of card-not-present payments. That changes how your statement should be read.
02 / HOW YOU TAKE ORDERS
A simple counter checkout for walk-in customers and pickups.
Take card details for phone orders securely. We’ll explain how phone payments are priced.
Ask us about payment links and invoices for deposits and balances.
We’ll confirm hardware, software, and agreement terms in your written proposal.
03 / PRICING, EXPLAINED
Network costs and the processor markup shown separately, which helps you see what phone orders really cost.
Can help offset processing costs for in-shop sales. We’ll discuss whether it suits your customers. Program terms and requirements apply.
If your current pricing is fair, our written review will tell you.
HOW IT WORKS
Upload a recent processing statement with the form (redact bank account numbers), or email it to Team@wasspay.com.
You get a plain-English breakdown of your fees and your options, in writing.
If your current deal is good, we’ll say so. No pressure to switch.
Card-not-present payments generally carry higher network rates than tapped or dipped cards. We’ll show you how much of your volume falls into that category.
We’ll look at what you pay for online payments today, including any gateway fees, and explain your options.
We’ll look at how your account handles high-volume weeks, so there are no surprises when orders spike.
Yes. No cost and no obligation to switch.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Send one recent statement. We’ll explain every charge and give you our recommendation in writing.
ALSO SERVING
Serving businesses in Little Falls, Woodland Park, Totowa, Wayne, Clifton, Paterson, Cedar Grove, Montclair, and across Passaic, Essex, and Bergen counties.