1. Get More With Clover POS Looking to get more revenue with lower fees from online delivery? Clover’s got you covered. Clover Online Ordering with Delivery generally costs less than orders delivered through aggregators, like Uber Eats and Postmates. DoorDash® charges a flat rate delivery fee per order, invoiced monthly, and you have the option to pass through some or all of the delivery fees to your customers. That could mean more revenue per order for you and lower delivery fees for your customers. What’s more, offering your customers more ways to place orders– through Clover Web Ordering and the Clover app–can boost your online order volume and your revenue. 2. Take Full Control Of Your Delivery Now, you can offer delivery fully managed in your Clover POS. Clover Online Ordering with Delivery gives you centralized end-to-end control of online orders. That’s menu management, ordering, payments, and reporting all processed through Clover Online Ordering–with delivery dispatched to DoorDash®. And, it gives you centralized business management for inventory, menu syncs, order management, order processing, payment, and reporting. Clover Online Ordering with Delivery can make your restaurant a one-stop order and delivery shop.

#1 : Fees There are many fees associated with credit card processing. Here is a look at the fees you'll want to address and understand before signing your agreement. Interchange fees A fee charged for every credit card transaction. Your processor pays this 2% to 3.5% fee to the bank of the card type in each transaction. It fluctuates based on several factors, including the type of card accepted (credit, debit or a rewards card), the type of transaction (if it’s done in store, by phone, or online), and the size of each transaction. It's important to note in-store transactions will cost you less in interchange fees, since the card is physically present, meaning there’s less risk of fraud. Monthly statement fees The credit card processing company might charge you monthly statement fees to cover the expense of mailing you a statement. It costs about $10 per month on average but some offer it for free and some charge as high as $25 a month. Monthly minimum fee A monthly minimum amount in card transaction fees might be required by the processing company. For example, the company’s monthly minimum fee may be $25. If your total credit card transaction fees for the month were $20, the company will charge you $5 to make up the difference. Monthly gateway access fee Processors may charge you this monthly fee for providing a payment gateway, which transmits transaction data from your processing system to the credit card companies. Monthly fees cost approximately $10 to $30. Early termination fee Processors may charge you for an early cancellation of your contract. The fee can cost anywhere from a few hundred dollars to thousands. Make sure you ask what happens if you close your business or decide to use another processor. It's important to ask about all fees. There may be other fees than listed above and you will want to understand any and all recurring fees.