Here is the sheet.
Your figures are already in it, and it opens on real estate defaults so the first tab is close to your book before you change anything.
That is a link, not an attachment. We do not send spreadsheets as attachments, and a payments company has a specific reason not to: an unexpected .xlsx from your payments provider is exactly the shape a phishing attempt takes. We would rather not train you to open those from us. The link is on our domain and you can hover it before you click.
| › | Tab one is the model. Change any white cell and the totals follow. |
| › | Tab two is the cost assumptions, written out line by line. |
| › | Tab three runs all three fee structures side by side on the same volume. |
| › | Tab four is the same book at 2x and 5x. |
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The all in card cost. We defaulted it, you probably have a real one, and it is the line a CFO will go at first. If yours is different, change it in tab two and every other tab follows. If you tell me what it actually is I will say whether it looks like a rate worth renegotiating, whoever you end up using.
Tell me what your real card cost is
That is the whole email. You asked for a spreadsheet and this is a spreadsheet. If you would rather not hear from us again, the link at the bottom works immediately and keeps the sheet.
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{ Alex Navarro }
solutions engineering, payload
Nobody is assigned to chase this. One email sends if the sheet never opens, and after that nothing moves unless you do.
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