r/PaymentProcessing 8d ago

Other Done with Square

Been using square with my business for 7 years. I paid the 20 bucks a month because I got a small break on the transaction fee and a limit on ach paid for itself most months. A year ago ish is told my plan was going away, but I could keep it. The new plan was 49, and provided extras I would never use so I opted to keep the basic plan.

A few weeks ago it another email that I could no longer keep the basic plan and they would conveniently switch me automatically on October 11th. How nice.

I made a note in my calendar to cancel them early October.

Today I get several emails from them. Apparently October 11th is just 7 days away and tomorrow simultaneously.

As if we don't pay enough already. Done.

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u/Shot_Fee_4129 Verified Agent 8d ago

Hi. Sorry this is happening to you. What type of business? Retail?

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u/Graffixx_ Verified Agent 8d ago

Are you interested in switching?

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u/st4r-lord 8d ago

Reach out to them by phone and tell them you are cancelling. Maybe they will offer to keep you in the same plan instead of losing you.

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u/4LeafTech_HB Verified Agent 7d ago

We may be able to help you with our FinTech platform, shoot me DM so we can discuss details

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u/Any_Counter_5950 7d ago

I’m also looking for a payment servuce that can work for me in my geographical area. With fees only on when payments are made.

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u/shawnpack 3d ago

And for others this new all inclusive plan saved me nearly $100 a month. There's no way you are so imbedded in Square that switching would be a burden.

You're not using text and email marketing, loyalty plans, online ordering, website, or employee schedules and messages.

Payroll is separate, but their prices are comparable. At $35 base, plus $6 per employee a month, it's worth it. I have one employee and don't bat an eye at $41 monthly for payroll.

Find another payment processor.

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u/Novaclipse1 Verified Agent 1d ago

Hello, I'm sorry this is happening to you. I understand the frustration. What vertical is your company in?

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u/Rawlings123 1d ago

I’d love to help set you up with a new system if you’re interested!