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The Average Auto Detailing Company Can Save /year on Credit Card Processing

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The Average
Business Can Stop Pissing Away /year /year on Average
Average Annual Revenue
$300,000
Average Transaction Size
$200
Advanced Variables
Competitor Rate
2.9%
Competitor Per Transaction
$0.30
Competitor Monthly Fee
$30

Your Annual Costs:

$0
Typical Payments Co.
$0

(That means WE are sending YOU a check every quarter)

Annual Savings: $0

Numbers are estimates based on typical payments company pricing. Customize using advanced variables.

Think you’re NOT getting screwed by your payments company?

You probably also expect…

5 Reasons We're the Perfect Fit for Processing Credit Card Payments for Car Detailing Companies

1

Legally Pay $0 for Payment Processing

We’re one of the few legally compliant solutions for adding optional card convenience processing fees back to customers (which most are used to and prefer), allowing you to accept credit cards for no additional costs, and keep your hard earned money.
2

25% Quarterly Profit Share

We believe in truly aligned partnerships. That’s why we send you a check with your share of our profits, every quarter. As we scale and negotiate down costs, you directly share in that savings, and get paid the same time we do.
3

No Commissioned Agents → We Pay You Instead

Instead of padding our prices to employ an army of agents, we’d rather charge less, and just share the profits with you instead. You deal directly with our employees, where no one is directly commissioned for sales.
4

100% Transparent, Long-Term Partners

Our goal is 30+ year partnerships where everyone wins, and those have to be built on trust. That’s why we operate with 100% transparency into your costs and account. We all have to make money to feed our families. But we think this can be done where everyone wins, and trusts each other.
5

US-Based, Cell Phone + Texting Support

All of our account reps are US-based, and available directly via phone and texting to solve any problems you might have. We only cater to fewer merchants processing larger volumes, so can give each the time and attention you need.

Proudly Helping All Auto Detailing Companies to Stop Getting Ripped Off by their Payments Company

Auto Detailing Credit Card Processing—Keep More of Every Shine

You didn’t open a detail shop so a processor could wax your profits. Yet every time a customer taps a card, a mystery slice disappears. Detailers across the country—and their buddies pouring concrete next door—are sick of it, so we built a simpler playbook.

1. Keep the full ticket price (legally).

Our built-in cash-discount engine adds the small card fee on the customer side, the same way contractors mark materials. Your $300 ceramic-coat job still nets $300, and the surcharge verbiage keeps you 100 % compliant.

2. Swipe anywhere.

The rugged mobile credit-card terminal runs on Wi-Fi or 4 G, prints receipts, and remembers sales when you’re offline. Roll it into the bay, the parking lot, or a customer’s driveway—no more “I’ll email you an invoice” delays.

3. Security tougher than a construction foreman.

Point-to-point encryption, 24/7 fraud scans, and SOC 2 + PCI certifications guard every transaction. Your customers’ data stays locked down tighter than a detail brush cap.

4. One-stop dashboard.

Quote, invoice, and text pay-links before the buffer cools. Automated reminders chase late invoices so you can stay on the polisher, not the phone.

5. Profit-share checks every quarter.

Instead of fat commissions for sales reps, we ship 25 % of our profits back to the shops that swipe with us—whether you’re spraying foam or framing houses.

6. Plain-English pricing.

One flat number on every statement. No “non-qualified,” “assessment,” or other alphabet-soup charges. If a construction boss can get it over the roar of a compressor, you will too.

Why detailers ditch the “other guys”

  • Blue-collar DNA. Our support team speaks polish, sawdust, and diesel—not buzzwords. Set-up takes about as long as taping a hood for correction.
  • Chargeback armor. Snap before/after photos inside the portal; if someone claims the swirl marks were “already there,” you’ve got proof on tap.
  • Freedom to scale. Adding a second bay—or a mobile rig—doesn’t mean new hardware leases or surprise “tier upgrades.”

Bottom line: If you’re tired of processors treating you like a scratch on fresh clear-coat, switch to the partner that buffs out the B.S. Hit the savings calculator to see how many wash-bucket loads of cash you keep this year, then sign up and start shining brighter—without paying extra for the privilege.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is WrenchPay, and how can it help my Auto Detailing business?

WrenchPay is the blue-collar payment processor that wipes out hidden fees, drops your card costs to $0 through a compliant cash-discount model, and even shares 25 % of its profits back with you.

We structure every invoice and payment so that it includes the card-brand and network processing fees into the total cost the customer pays, with an additional option for them to pay in cash (ACH, cash, etc) for a small discount. That way you are keeping 100% of what you charge, without having to eat the processing fee assessed by credit card processing networks.

Yes. The model is fully card-brand compliant and state-law friendly. We provide the required signage and handle all rule updates so you stay on the right side of every network.

Standard funding hits your bank in two business days, with same-day options available. No surprise “risk holds” on large tickets—ever.

We include a fully-secure web portal and mobile app that allows you to manage everything from any device. It’s the only thing you need to be up and processing quickly.

If you’d like an additional physical terminal, we can ship a rugged mobile terminal (Wi-Fi + 4G, printer, offline mode) or plug straight into your countertop reader.

Nope. Service is month-to-month. Stick around because we earn it, not because a lawyer says you have to.

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