For payments agents

Partner programme

Sell whichever processor fits the merchant. Keep the residual either way.

We work across Clover (Fiserv), Worldpay and Checkout.com — we place each merchant with the acquirer that pays you most for the deal. Lifetime residuals on every account, no minimums beyond three deals a quarter, statement analysis done for you, contractual guarantee that your merchants will never be re-priced silently.

Why agents move to us

The most common reason ex-Dojo and ex-Worldpay agents come across is rate-creep on the merchants they already signed. Their old principals raise rates mid-contract, the merchant churns, and the residual quietly disappears. We contractually guarantee no rate rises for the term of the agreement — your book stays your book.

The second is volume minimums. A lot of programmes drop agents for not signing five-plus merchants a month. We keep the bar low — three deals a quarter is enough to stay active — because the long-tail agents we work with bring excellent quality on the deals they do bring.

What sits behind your sales

  • Multi-processor placement

    Clover Direct, Worldpay and Checkout.com. We look at the merchant, the volume, the vertical, the AOV, and place them where the residual to you is highest — not where it is convenient to us.

  • Statement analysis, done for you

    Send us a merchant statement; we come back same-day with a written comparison you can put in front of the prospect. No spreadsheets, no waiting on principals.

  • Keying and chase, done for you

    Once the merchant is sold, we key the application, chase the docs, manage the boarding and handle the terminal install. You sell; we plumb.

Why merchants switch

Active agents on the programme

  • Active agents

    awaiting sign-off

  • £—/mo

    Avg residual per merchant

    awaiting sign-off

  • 3

    Deals per quarter to stay active

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Apply to join

Tell us a bit about your background — we are particularly interested in hearing from ex-Ignite, ex-Dojo, ex-Worldpay and ex-Take Payments agents.

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Questions from agents

How much does an agent typically earn per merchant?
Indicative average residual is £—/month per merchant [draft — Sean/James review], paid every month for the life of the merchant, plus a competitive upfront commission on signed deals. The exact figure depends on the merchant volume and which acquirer wins the placement.
What is the volume minimum?
Three signed deals per quarter to stay active. No monthly minimums.
I am ex-Dojo / ex-Ignite — do you take agents who have not sold in a few years?
Yes. Several of our most successful agents had a multi-year gap before joining us. The product moves quickly but the sales motion has not — if you have closed merchant accounts before, you can again.
What stops you re-pricing my merchants behind my back?
Our standard merchant agreement contractually fixes the rate for the duration of the contract. The only thing that passes through is interchange itself, which is set by Visa and Mastercard, not by us. Our spread does not move once signed.
Do I have to sell Clover?
No. We broker Worldpay and Checkout.com too. For ecommerce merchants doing high volume, Checkout.com is often the better placement. For hospitality and retail with hardware, Clover is typically the winner. We will recommend the acquirer that pays you best for each deal.
How fast does an application turn around?
From signed application to live merchant is typically five to ten business days. We chase the underwriting and boarding so you can focus on the next merchant.

Apply to join the agent programme.

Lifetime residuals, no rate-creep, statement analysis done for you. The bar is low; the residual is for life.