Veteran-Owned · San Antonio

Free Merchant Statement Analysis for San Antonio Businesses

Upload your most recent credit card processing statement and I'll go through it line by line — your real effective rate, the fees you're paying, and where you may be overpaying. Free, with no obligation.

Upload My Statement Call David: (210) 944-4314

Reviewed by me personally, not a call center.

David, veteran owner of Quality Card Services, who reviews every merchant statement personally
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How It Works

Your statement shows exactly what you pay and where the money goes. It's the only way to give you a real number instead of a sales pitch.

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Upload Your Statement

Your most recent full month, all pages. A PDF or clear photos both work.

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I Review It Personally

Every line: rates, fees, and markups. I find your effective rate and where you may be overpaying.

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You Get a Straight Answer

I call you with a clear breakdown of what you could save. No pressure, no games.

Your statement stays with me. It goes to me, not a call center, and I use it only to prepare your analysis. You don't need to send bank account numbers — feel free to black them out.

Submit Your Statement

Fill in your details and attach your most recent processing statement. On a POS like Toast or Clover? Attach your POS invoice too, so I can compare the whole bill.

What I Look for on Your Statement

Processing statements are written to be hard to read. These are the lines I check first.

Your effective rate

Total fees divided by total sales. It's usually higher than the rate you were quoted, and it's the only number that tells you what you really pay.

Markup over interchange

The card brands set the base cost. Everything above it is your processor's markup, and that's where the room to save is.

Monthly and junk fees

Statement fees, PCI fees, monthly minimums, and line items with vague names that add up quietly every month.

Rate creep

Rates that went up after you signed. Comparing a recent statement to an older one often shows it.

Equipment and software

Terminal leases and monthly POS software fees that may cost more than the equipment is worth.

Your options

Whether a cash discount program, a better rate, or new equipment makes sense for your business — or whether you're already in good shape.

Questions Before You Upload

Is the statement analysis really free?

Yes. There's no cost and no obligation. You get a clear breakdown of what you're paying and what you could save, and what you do with it is up to you.

What should I upload?

Your most recent full month's processing statement, every page. If you pay a separate POS company like Toast or Clover, include that invoice too. A PDF from your processor's portal is best, but clear phone photos work.

Where do I find my processing statement?

Most processors email it monthly or post it in their online merchant portal under statements or reports. If you can't find it, call me and I'll walk you through it.

Is it safe to send my statement?

Your statement goes to me, and I use it only to prepare your analysis. A processing statement doesn't contain your customers' card numbers, and you can black out your bank account numbers before uploading.

How long does the analysis take?

You'll hear back from me within 24 hours with a straightforward breakdown.

I'm on Toast. Can you compare that too?

Yes. Upload your Toast processing statement and your Toast invoice, and I'll show you what you'd pay with TableTurn. See the Toast comparison for the side-by-side.

David, owner of Quality Card Services in San Antonio

Rather Talk It Through First?

I'm a veteran with 25+ years in the payments industry, right here in San Antonio. Call and I'll tell you what to look for on your statement before you send it.

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