[Oliver James]

I usually pay £480 a month fixed fee for go cardless pro.
Last month I went over the transaction limit for the above and got hammered with overcharges.
Was a big bill, something north of £800
Is there a viable alternative to go cardless?
Am speaking to GC today to negotiate…
Out of curiosity, If you are turning over more than £20k a month, what do you pay?
And how many transactions does it cover you for?
I will get you how many transactions £480 covers me for asap…

[Arnold Palmer]

I use smart debit.

https://www.accesspaysuite.com/our-brands/smart-debit/?

Cheaper but no cleaner planner integration. If you can use excel* it's easy enough.

*I am an excel wizard.

[jo5hm4n]

I usually pay £480 a month fixed fee for go cardless pro.
Last month I went over the transaction limit for the above and got hammered with overcharges.
Was a big bill, something north of £800
Is there a viable alternative to go cardless?
Am speaking to GC today to negotiate…
Out of curiosity, If you are turning over more than £20k a month, what do you pay?
And how many transactions does it cover you for?
I will get you how many transactions £480 covers me for asap…

You would be better off speaking to Lee Pryor.

I worked out im currently paying around 2.5% per transaction.  How much are you averaging on the flat rate fee?

I know people moan and complain but even at 2.5%  i am more than happy with that just on the automation side of things alone.

[NWH]

You would be better off employing someone to chase payments once a week you mean,what a complete rip off paying those fees lol.

[Smudger]

You would be better off employing someone to chase payments once a week you mean,what a complete rip off paying those fees lol.

 

[Stoots]

You would be better off employing someone to chase payments once a week you mean,what a complete rip off paying those fees lol.

Go cardless is all about cash flow for bigger businesses not necessarily time savings.