Pricing
Every plan is a monthly subscription for the whole business, and you process cards with Batch at the rate we quote you. Text messages and AI usage are billed on what you use.
$49/mo
The operations software your counter runs on.
Basic includes
Starts at
$149/mo
The back office that others make you buy elsewhere.
Grows with you: past what’s included, you pay more as you add employees, seats and automation rules.
Everything in Basic, plus
Custompricing
For chains and high-volume operations. We meet your needs.
Everything in Plus, plus
No long-term contract and no setup fee. One subscription covers the business, however many locations it runs. Enterprise is quoted, so there is no list price for it. Ask us for your processing rate.
Pricing FAQ
The short version for picking a plan. Everything else is on the FAQ page.
See every questionEvery plan is a monthly subscription for the whole business, and you process cards with Batch at the rate we quote you. Text messages and AI usage are billed on what you use. Basic runs the counter, Plus adds the back office, and Enterprise is quoted.
Basic runs the counter: card payments, the point of sale, the floor, inventory, team and reporting. Plus adds the back office: payroll runs, a double-entry general ledger, loyalty and multi-location roll-ups. Enterprise is for chains and high volume, and it is quoted.
Anyone on your team with their own login and a role at one of your locations. Basic includes a set number of logins, and each login past that is billed monthly on the same invoice as the plan. Your invoice lists them as seats. On Plus and Enterprise the login allowance is agreed with your team size.
We quote it against your volume. At that size the processing rate is the bigger number and it depends on what you run and your card mix, so we come back with the rate and the plan price together. There is no list price to quote you.
No long-term contract and no setup fee. Move up or down a plan whenever you want.
Two things at the counter: the register your team rings on, and the customer-facing pad the card is read on. The pad also comes off the counter and keeps working on Wi-Fi or 4G, so you can take payment at the table, at the curb or at an event. Kitchen display and menu-board screens run on ordinary displays.
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