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Card machines · EPOS tills · Business funding

Payments that work. People who care.

We spec the card machine and the EPOS till, set them up and train your staff, in person or remotely anywhere in the UK. Then we stay the one number you ring. No call centre, and on Square, no long-term contract.

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The owner of No. 10 Tea Rooms outside his restaurant
The owner of Maazi Indian Restaurant at the bar with his Square reader

Card machines, EPOS and business funding. All sorted.

From taking the payment to running the place, we set independent businesses up with the right card machine, a till with the menu already on it, and funding against your takings when you need it. One person specs it, fits it and answers the phone. If your current deal is already good, we’ll tell you that too.

On the counter at

Staff being trained on a new till during service
One system, not three

The till and the card machine, talking to each other.

Most of what we replace is a card reader that never spoke to the till and a drawer that never spoke to either. The saving usually shows up in the end-of-day cash-up rather than in the rate.

  • The till and the card reader on one account, not two
  • Menu or product list built before the kit arrives
  • Kitchen tickets that fire in course order
  • One end-of-day figure instead of three
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The numbers

Big platform, local hands.

4.5 million+businesses run on Square worldwideSquare is used by millions of sellers globally. We are the bit that sets it up on your counter and answers the phone afterwards.Seller count reported by Block, Inc. (annual report for 2025).
96towns and areas we cover in personAll of it somewhere we can reach and return from in a day.
Onenumber, answered by whoever fitted itNot a ticket queue, not a call centre, and not a different person every time you ring.

Key integrations.

Square connects to the apps independents already run on, so your accounts, bookings and marketing stay where they are. We check the ones you rely on before anything is ordered.

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See the difference, not a sales pitch.

Drag your numbers across. We’ll show what you pay now against what you’d pay with us, then confirm it in writing once we’ve seen a statement.

Card takings a month£15,000
Your rate now1.80%
Average sale£14
What you pay now —
With Atlas —
Saved a year —

An estimate from your own figures, not a quote.

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Business funding

Money against your card takings.

An advance repaid as a percentage of what you take, rather than a fixed monthly payment that doesn't care what kind of week you had. We arrange it alongside the card machine, so the repayments come out of the same takings we already see.

Repaid from your takings

A fixed share of each day's card sales, so a quiet January costs less than a busy December. No fixed monthly repayment to find.

Decided on trading, not just credit

Assessment is based on what actually goes through your terminal, which is why it often works for businesses a bank has already turned down.

One cost, agreed up front

You know the total before you accept. No compounding interest and no charge for settling early.

Used for the thing that pays back

Most of ours goes on a refit, a second site, or stock ahead of a season. If the numbers don't work, we'll say so.

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Switching

Switching made simple.

The part people dread is the changeover. It is the part we do most often.

  1. 01Send a statement

    One recent merchant statement is enough. We work out your real effective rate from it, free.

  2. 02We tell you the truth

    Including when you are already on a good deal and should stay where you are.

  3. 03We time the changeover

    Around service, around your notice period, and never leaving you unable to take payment.

Tell us what you sell.

We’ll work out what you need, quote it in writing, then come and fit it.

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