They told us their Barclaycard machine is “relatively easy and straightforward to use”, but that it “can be slow to connect sometimes; we're still connected via telephone”.

Zettle's closest rival is Square, another software provider that released a small business card reader at a similar time. It is easy enough for you to take our word for it when it comes to recommending (or not recommending) any one of the SumUp readers. However, if you fancy it you can see what actual SumUp customers had to say about the products and services. However, it's high transaction fees mean Worldpay is not a good option for businesses that sell lots of cheap items. However, if you’re an established business that sells expensive, boutique items, then we recommend Worldpay's fixed monthly plan for your shop's point of sale area. At CardSwitcher we will explore everything from products and price to practicality and performance, to give you a complete review of SumUp.Whether you’re starting out or a veteran, we appreciate that time is precious when you’re a business owner. So to make things easier, we have compiled a table of all the essential need-to-know information about SumUp. Feature Using an adapter which is not in accordance with these specs, may result in a defect of the printer. Watch out for sneaky monthly charges. Some providers levy fees for maintenance, support, or software updates. Evaluate these against the services provided and ensure they align with your business's needs. Contract lengths:

That said, to make it even more customer-centric, and like the Square card machine, the Zettle could have a larger display screen. Some of my customers also prefer buttons to input their data rather than a touchscreen.” Of the pay-as-you-go solutions, SumUp is known for having the lowest transaction fees. Their other terminal, SumUp Air, also accepts cards at 1.69% per transaction.You can say hello to the fully-mobile duo every business needs. The SumUp 3G Plus Wi-Fi Card Reader and the SumUp 3G Plus Printer work together to bring simplicity and flexibility to your business. We found the SumUp card reader in use at Jerry's, a food stall in Angel, London. We spoke to the owner about the reader, who has used the product for the last eight months and is “very happy” with it.