Tell us how your business accepts payments
We'll discuss your industry, average processing activity, current equipment, payment channels, and customer experience.
The advertised offer is simple: eligible merchants may qualify for a dual pricing program featuring unlimited credit card transactions and a $50 monthly program fee, subject to terms and exclusions.
We'll check the details with you before you make a decision. No guesswork, no pressure, and no obligation to switch.
Advertised dual pricing program for qualifying merchants. Transaction-count eligibility, costs, restrictions, equipment, and other applicable terms must be confirmed in writing.
Tell us a little about your business. A Valued Merchant Services representative will review whether this program is suitable for your processing needs, business type, and equipment.
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The $50/month offer is not simply a traditional credit card processing plan with every possible cost eliminated. Your transaction profile, payment methods, technology, and disclosure requirements matter.
We'll discuss your industry, average processing activity, current equipment, payment channels, and customer experience.
We'll examine whether separately displayed cash and card prices make sense and whether your current POS or terminal can support the setup.
We'll explain the applicable program price, potential other costs, customer disclosures, and any equipment or underwriting requirements.
Understanding the difference helps protect customer trust and avoid problems caused by an improper checkout setup.
A properly configured dual pricing arrangement presents applicable cash and card prices clearly, so customers understand their payment options before completing a purchase.
This is the pricing approach evaluated for the advertised program on this page.
A business generally pays its card-processing expenses from the fees charged by its processor. The cost can depend on interchange, assessments, processor pricing, equipment, and other services.
For some merchants, conventional pricing may be the better choice.
A surcharge is an additional charge associated with eligible credit card payments. It is subject to distinct rules, disclosures, and restrictions.
Credit card surcharging is not the same as a properly presented cash discount, and debit card restrictions are particularly important.
Not every merchant should use dual pricing. The right decision balances potential processing cost offsets with customer expectations and day-to-day operations.
Valued Merchant Services has served businesses since 2006. We emphasize clear explanations, practical solutions, and personal accountability.
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Straightforward answers to important questions before you change how your business accepts payments.
VMS advertises a $50 monthly dual pricing program for eligible merchants. The offer is subject to approval and exclusions. Unlimited transaction-count wording does not automatically mean every potential processing-related fee or expense is included. Ask for the complete written pricing and program terms before enrolling.
Properly structured dual pricing displays applicable prices for different payment methods. Depending on the program and customer payment behavior, this may offset some or all of the merchant's out-of-pocket costs. Card-network costs still exist.
No. Proper cash-and-card price presentation differs from adding a separate credit card surcharge. Each approach has distinct rules. The proposed checkout setup must be evaluated for applicable laws, card-brand requirements, receipts, and customer disclosures.
Yes, where supported by the approved merchant account and payment equipment. However, debit-card transactions are subject to important distinctions. Credit-card surcharges generally cannot be applied to debit or prepaid cards.
The applicable charges depend on the approved program and written agreement. Equipment, software, transaction exceptions, account services, and other fees should be reviewed before any commitment. We recommend comparing the full fee schedule, not only the headline price.
Not necessarily. Compatibility depends on the current POS, terminal, software, processor, and how prices and receipts must be displayed. VMS can review the equipment you already use.
We can explain other options, including traditional pricing, interchange-focused optimization, a different payment setup, or remaining with your current provider. You can also request a free processing rate review .
No. VMS supports eligible businesses in all 50 states. This particular campaign features personal assistance from St. George-based leadership for local and regional merchants. Program availability and conditions vary by business and location.
No. The form is an inquiry requesting an eligibility review. A separate application, underwriting process, and appropriate agreement would be required before activating a new merchant processing program.
Submit a short request, get a review from a real VMS representative, and understand the available options before deciding whether to change processors.
*Advertised offer is subject to merchant approval, program terms, exclusions, applicable fees, payment-method and equipment compatibility, state laws, and card-brand requirements. No particular savings or processing cost offset is guaranteed.