Your partner in payments.
PayPro reads your merchant statement, then bids your business across a network of banks and ISOs. You see the options and you decide.




Do you know what you pay to take a card?
Most business owners don't know what they pay to take a card. The statement is long, the fees have odd names and nobody explains them.
That's the problem PayPro solves. We help you see what you pay today, then show you what else is out there.
- Free review
- Free equipment
- No obligation to switch
How does PayPro work?
Three steps. You make the final call.
- 01
We partner with banks and ISOs
PayPro works with a network of banks and independent sales organizations, so one review can reach many options.
- 02
We analyze your business
We read your statement and learn how you take payments: in person, online, invoices, tips.
- 03
We bid you across the network
Your business goes out to the network. You see the options and the tradeoffs, then you decide.
Which describes you?
I'm a business owner
Upload a recent merchant statement and choose a review or a same-day proposal. Or book a call and we'll go through it together.
Join the team
PayPro recruits payment reps. See what you get, how it works and how to apply.
Sell with PayProPayPro does not guarantee a lower rate. Pricing depends on the business, card mix, transaction size, acceptance method and provider terms. If you choose a provider through PayPro, PayPro may receive compensation from that provider.
See how PayPro runs.
The PayPro case study shows the process, the free review and the tools.
Frequently asked questions about PayPro
Is the review really free?
- Yes. The payment review is free and you're not obligated to switch.
Will I save money?
- I can't promise that. Pricing depends on your business and the provider. What I can promise is that you'll understand what you pay today.
What do I send?
- A recent merchant statement. Upload it here, or book a call and we'll walk through it together.
What about equipment?
- Equipment is free. Terms depend on the provider, and we explain them before you agree to anything.





