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Many dealerships have taken an important step toward lowering payment acceptance costs by implementing credit card surcharging. By using a surcharge to pass eligible credit card processing fees to customers who choose to pay with credit, they're protecting more revenue from every repair order, parts purchase, and vehicle sale.
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Payment processing is one of the few controllable expenses left in today's dealership.
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Payment choice and flexibility are of critical importance for dealerships with an eye on long-term growth. This key finding is an overarching theme from a recent survey commissioned by PayJunction, that surveyed 500 U.S. consumers who own a vehicle, possess a credit card, and have visited a dealership within the past 12 months. The strongest lesson from the data is not that consumers prefer one payment method over another. It's that consumers want options. Whether they choose a credit card, debit card, cash, check, or Buy Now, Pay Later solution depends on their circumstances, financial goals, and stage of life.
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Payment choice and flexibility are of critical importance for dealerships with an eye on long-term growth. This key finding is an overarching theme from a recent survey commissioned by PayJunction, that surveyed 500 U.S. consumers who own a vehicle, possess a credit card, and have visited a dealership within the past 12 months.
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Veterinary practices continue to face rising costs, from medical supplies and technology investments to staffing and facility expenses. At the same time, more pet owners than ever prefer to pay with credit cards, making payment processing fees a growing operational expense for many clinics.
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The answer isn’t always straightforward. Whether a business can legally charge a credit card surcharge depends on a combination of state laws and card brand requirements. While surcharging is allowed in most states, businesses must comply with specific rules regarding fee calculation, disclosure, and implementation. Because these requirements can change, it’s important to review surcharge programs regularly with both legal counsel and your payment provider.
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