You're already in the door. Bring the marketing with you.
Your reps did the hard part: they got in front of the owner and earned some trust. Rail gives them websites, reviews, and Google to sell on that same visit, at your price. We do the work.
You set the merchant price
Your cost from Rail is fixed. What you charge on top is yours to decide and yours to keep.
Sell it in one visit
No separate project, no handoff form that dies in someone's inbox. Your rep marks the sale and we take it from there.
We do the work
Build, launch, and ongoing upkeep sit with Rail. Your office never has to hire a designer.
Watch it get built
Every sale has a status your office can see: Needs Build, In Progress, Delivered.
Why it works on a payments floor
A merchant-services rep gets one honest shot at a conversation with an owner. Processing alone is a price fight with whoever called last week.
Walking in with a website, a review system, and a plan to get found on Google changes the meeting. It stops being "save a few basis points" and becomes "here's how you get more customers through the door."
And it's recurring revenue on a relationship your office already paid to win.
What your reps can sell
- Custom websites with the merchant's online ordering linked
- Review management
- Google Business Profile and local SEO
- Text and email marketing
- Referrals for funding, insurance, payroll, and bookkeeping
About partnering
Who does the merchant think they're buying from?
Your office. You set the price, you own the relationship, and Rail builds behind you. If you'd rather introduce us directly, that works too. Tell us which way you want it.
Does it matter which processor we board with?
No. Rail doesn't care who processes the merchant's cards.
Where's the pricing?
Partner pricing is a fixed cost to your office, shared as a price sheet rather than posted publicly. Ask for it here.
Add a revenue line to every merchant you sign
Get the price sheet and a fifteen-minute walkthrough of how a sale gets built.