In the past, Credit Card Processing.com used to not publish pricing on its website. Many customers must have complained because it now lists some pricing figures.

Still, they’re a bit confusing. It lists four plans on its site, each with pricing — the lowest has a $79 monthly fee (that doesn’t include your standard transaction and interchange fees). However, Credit Card Processing.com advertises on that same page that plans start at $49 per month. This may mean that a basic, entry-level plan without additional features is $49 per month, whereas the plans listed are “premium” plans. To make things more confusing, however, it lists “additional plans” towards the bottom that are the exact same as the lower three plans listed at the top of the page. No matter what, clicking “learn more” brings you to the page’s contact form, where you give them some basic business information. With that in mind, let’s go over the pricing it lists.

Business is Credit Card Processing.com’s entry-level plan, starting at $49/month + $0.25/transaction + interchange. Credit Card Processing.com doesn’t list any features that come with this plan.

Plus

Credit Card Processing.com’s first listed plan on its pricing page is Plus, at $79/month + $0.20/transaction + interchange. Plus customers get a dedicated account manager and online reporting features through Credit Card Processing.com’s iAccess app.

Pro

You can upgrade to Pro by paying $99/month + $0.15/transaction + interchange. Your upgrade buys you a free basic terminal and gateway.

Premier

Next up is Premier, at $129/month + $0.10/transaction + interchange. Premier customers gain access to breach security protection.

Platinum

At the top of the Credit Card Processing.com pricing structure is Platinum, which costs $249/month + $0.05/transaction + interchange. Unfortunately, Credit Card Processing.com doesn’t disclose what you get with the Platinum plan.

Credit Card Processing.com is exactly what it sounds like it is. It’s a California-based merchant services provider that provides businesses the ability to accept credit card payments. It was acquired by and became a subsidiary of iPayment — an independent sales organization for First Data, one of American’s largest credit card processors — in 2012. There isn’t too much information on the web about Credit Card Processing.com, so let’s elaborate further below.

Loyalty Program

Want to reward your customers for shopping with you time and again? Credit Card Processing.com uses iPayment to offer its digital loyalty program called Pirq. You can set up loyalty programs in Pirq without a separate PoS integration. All your customers have to do is download the Pirq app to set up their digital punch card.

High-Risk Merchants

Many merchant account providers shy away from high-risk merchants due to liability concerns. However, it appears that high-risk merchants can apply to one of a small group of Credit Card Processing.com’s processing partners for the chance to be approved for a merchant account.

PoS Systems Available

PoS systems go hand-in-hand with credit card processing and other merchant services. Fortunately, Credit Card Processing.com sells its customers the full range of Clover’s PoS solution offerings.

Reporting and Analytics

As a subsidiary of iPayment, Credit Card Processing.com users gain access to the iAccess suite of reporting and analytics tools and features. You can evaluate your transaction data, utilize CRM-esque features, and even read industry news. All plans gain access to iAccess.

Credit Card Processing.com is a cloud-based merchant services provider, so you can access it from anywhere you have an Internet connection and a device. iPayment’s mobile app — MobilePay — is the mobile app for Credit Card Processing.com.

Credit Card Processing.com’s Pro and Premier plans offer you a basic terminal and gateway when you subscribe to them. You can also buy Clover PoS products.

Credit Card Processing.com likely integrates with some software applications out there, but there is next to no information anywhere on the web. The site itself doesn’t offer integration information, either.

First of all, Credit Card Processing.com doesn’t offer much information on its site about its features and is a bit unclear about pricing. As for using the services themselves, it looks easy enough to use.