You already know business owners who take card payments. Introduce them to Merchant Advice and earn a recurring share of the processing revenue on every account that goes live. Where you sit in the range is set by how much your merchants process.
Every agent works differently. Choose how involved you want to be with each merchant, and change it case by case.
You pass us the merchant's details. We review their current setup, compare providers and handle the application from there.
You stay involved and take the merchant through to going live. Your partner manager guides you through each step of the application.
A merchant has been turned down elsewhere or trades in a high-risk sector. Pass them to us and we look for an acquirer that underwrites their sector.
The programme suits anyone who already talks to UK business owners and wants a recurring income from card processing.
You already sell to business owners, whether that is EPOS, telecoms, energy or another business service. Card processing is a natural addition to the conversation.
You know how merchant services work and have contacts who trust you. Introduce them to a broker that compares providers instead of selling one.
You meet a steady flow of business owners through networking groups, trade bodies or local business circles. A payments review gives you something useful to offer them.
Agents earn a revenue share of 10% up to 60% of the processing revenue on each merchant they introduce. There are no upfront fees or one-off payments.
We will talk you through where your merchants are likely to sit in the range before you sign anything. No inflated projections.
An introduction only pays if the merchant is better off. These are the reasons merchants say yes.
We compare across multiple acquirers and gateways. If one provider is a poor fit for your merchant, there are others to try.
A merchant turned down elsewhere is not a dead lead. We work with specialist acquirers who underwrite these sectors properly.
Merchants get UK-based customer service and account management from their provider, so they are not left in a call centre queue.
If a merchant is already on a good deal, we say so. That protects your credibility with every merchant you introduce.
Most sales agents choose between selling for one provider, a one-off referral scheme, or a broker that pays a recurring share.
| Option | What you get | What it leaves with you | Merchant Advice view |
|---|---|---|---|
| Selling for a single provider | One product, one rate card and one underwriting policy. | Merchants the provider declines, and merchants who do not fit its pricing. | Fine if every merchant fits that provider. Most books of merchants do not. |
| One-off referral fee schemes | A single payment when a merchant signs. | No income once the fee is paid, however much the merchant processes. | Quick money, but nothing builds over time. |
| Merchant Advice sales agent | A recurring revenue share of 10% up to 60%, across multiple providers. | Introducing merchants, or guiding them through onboarding if you choose. | Built for agents who want recurring income and more than one provider to place with. |
Plenty of schemes promise big numbers. We publish our range and put the terms in writing.
A revenue share of 10% up to 60%, set by processing volume and paid monthly or quarterly. No guesswork before the first call.
One person who knows your merchants and shares industry knowledge directly, rather than a generic support inbox.
Refer and step back, or stay involved and take the merchant through onboarding with our guidance.
Your commission terms are contractual and set out in writing, so you know how and when you are paid.
Tell us roughly how many merchants you work with and the sectors they trade in. We will explain the terms, where your commission is likely to sit, and how we would look after your merchants.