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Merchant fee intelligence · from $3/mo
Upload a merchant statement and see hidden fees, markups, and your true effective rate. Built for business owners, payment agents, and ISOs who want a fair deal — not a mystery invoice.
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Processors advertise rock-bottom rates, then recover margin in tiers, junk fees, and opaque bundles. Without a structured read of the statement, you can’t tell if you’re overpaying.
Upload a PDF merchant statement. We extract volume, fees, rates, and categories so you can see effective cost and negotiate with evidence — not guesses.
Coming in-product
We’re building a transparent Quality Score that summarizes whether fees look reasonable for volume and card mix — so business owners and agents can quickly see if something looks off.
Today you already get effective rate, fee categories, and line-item clarity. Scoring logic ships next; the foundation is live now.
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Whether you pay the bill or sell merchant services, clarity wins.
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Most popular brands first — Stripe, Square, Clover, Fiserv, and more. Upload works for hundreds of processors beyond this list.
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Merchant Statement Scanner is a SaaS tool that helps business owners, payment agents, and ISOs upload merchant processing statements, extract fees and rates, and understand true effective cost — including red flags for hidden or excessive fees.
It’s built for small and mid-size business owners who take cards, payment agents and ISOs who review merchant portfolios, and finance teams who need a clean view of processing cost without reading 20-page PDFs by hand.
Compare total fees to card volume (effective rate), separate interchange and assessments from processor markup, and watch for junk fees (PCI non-compliance, high batch fees, unexplained minimums). Our Quality Score (coming soon in-product) will summarize fairness for your volume and industry; the scanner already surfaces the fee lines you need to start that review.
Effective rate is total processing fees divided by total card volume, usually shown as a percentage. A low advertised rate can still produce a high effective rate if junk fees and markups add up.
Interchange-plus (IC+) passes through card brand interchange and assessments, then adds a transparent processor markup (percent and/or per-item). It is often fairer than tiered pricing when disclosed clearly.
We accept PDF statements only (up to 40MB). Text-based PDFs work best; scanned image PDFs may extract less accurately. We support many processors including Fiserv, Elavon, Worldpay, TSYS, Chase, Square, Stripe, Clover, and more.
Upload a statement in minutes. See fees, effective rate, and red flags — then decide whether to renegotiate.