Two prices on the tag at the shop. Two prices on the invoice for your wholesale accounts.
Some businesses sell a $45 candle to a walk-in customer and a $1,200 case order to a store across the state in the same afternoon. FeeSlicers sets up dual pricing for both: the shelf, the register, and the invoices you email out.
Two minutes to start. No obligation. George takes it from there.
A storefront and a sales sheet don't take money the same way.
In the shop, the customer picks something off a shelf, reads the tag and pays at the counter in under a minute. On the wholesale side, a buyer gets a quote, places an order, and pays an invoice days or weeks later, often by card because it's easier for their bookkeeping.
A lot of independent sellers do both: the gift shop that supplies three other stores, the hardware store with contractor accounts, the roaster with a café out front and restaurant customers on the side. Some of those customers pay cash or by check, and plenty pay by card. Dual pricing shows every one of them a clear choice, at the counter and on the invoice.
With Edge, North's dual-price program, it's one rule everywhere you sell: every item has a cash price and a card price about 4% higher. The card price is the same for credit and debit, and it's the one you post first.
At the register.
Payanywhere's Retail mode is built for a store with real inventory.
Core countertop POS
An 11-inch screen at the counter, with a cash drawer and barcode scanner available. Scan the tag and the screen shows both totals for the whole basket.
Inventory and discounts
Load your catalog with bulk upload, track stock, and run discounts. The cash and card prices follow every item, sale or no sale.
Customer profiles
Keep regular shoppers in the customer directory so you know who bought what. Card-on-file is there for customers who ask you to keep a card for future orders.
On the invoice.
For business customers, show both prices on the quote and on the invoice: the card total and the cash total, side by side. A $1,200 case order is $1,248 on a card. The buyer sees the choice before they ever pay.
Retail mode can build invoices, and the Payments Hub virtual terminal takes card payments by phone. Which of these you need depends on how your accounts pay today, so George sets up only the pieces that fit, and tells you what each one costs before you sign.
Selling online too? Payanywhere connects to hosted checkout, WooCommerce and BigCommerce, and your web store lists the card price.
Costs for a shop that also bills accounts.
One free Payanywhere Smart device per location for qualifying merchants through December 31, 2026. Requires a $5 monthly service fee and a $25 monthly minimum. Software subscription applies.
Tags, signs and state rules.
Each shelf tag or price sticker needs the card price, with the cash price printed beside it. North supplies the counter notice in English and Spanish. Retail posting rules differ by state; New York, for one, requires the card-inclusive price to be displayed. Your state's page has the details, including whether anything special applies to invoices.
If you've read about surcharging B2B invoices, that's a different program with its own state restrictions. We explain it in the law guide, but FeeSlicers sets up dual pricing only.
Retail and wholesale questions.
Do I have to re-tag the whole store?
Every item needs both prices posted, card price first. Many shops print fresh two-price tags from their inventory list over a slow weekend. Read your state's posting rules first, and George will help you plan the order you tag the store in.
What about items that are already on sale?
A sale price still has two versions. If a $60.00 sweater is marked down to $45.00, it's $46.80 on a card and $45.00 in cash.
My wholesale customers pay by check. What price do they pay?
How checks are treated in your setup is something George confirms with you during enrollment, and your invoices should say so plainly. Card payments always pay the card price.
Can I use dual pricing in the shop and something else on invoices?
We set up dual pricing only. Surcharging is a separate model with different rules, banned in some states, and we cover it for education in our law guide but don't sell it.
Can I import my product list?
Yes. Payments Hub supports bulk inventory upload, so a spreadsheet of your catalog can go in at once.
One program for the shelf and the invoice.
Tell us how you sell. You'll talk to George, who has set up payments for 20 years, from the first call through your first invoice.
Two minutes to start. No obligation. George takes it from there.