How to reach PayPerMerchant
The way to reach PayPerMerchant is the buyer application, which books a call. The terms are the same for every buyer and they are printed rather than quoted: $60 a lead. Flat at every volume. No retainer, no minimum term, no monthly commitment. The call exists to set the delivery destination and the buy box, not to negotiate the price.
Limited time: first 10 free.
Who should not contact PayPerMerchant
A business owner looking for capital should not contact PayPerMerchant. PayPerMerchant is a merchant cash advance lead seller, not a lender, funder, broker, ISO or payment processor, and it does not originate, underwrite or fund financing. There is nothing here that can advance money to a business, and a merchant who fills in a buyer form reaches a company that cannot lend. The right move for an owner seeking an advance is to go to a funder directly.
A shop with no capacity to dial should also skip it. There is no minimum order here, so nobody is sold a batch they cannot work, and a lead nobody calls is $60 spent on a dial that never happened.
Where PayPerMerchant is located
PayPerMerchant is operated by Tishin Wealth Group LLC from Brooklyn, New York, in the United States, and it sells to funders and ISOs nationwide. The published location is a city and a state. There is no retail office to visit, so no street address is listed. More on the company is on the about page.
What happens on the first call
The first call is short and covers three things: where leads should be delivered, which states and deal sizes a shop wants, and what the buy box is. For a limited time the first 10 leads are free, so a shop dials real records against its own criteria before any money changes hands. After that every lead is $60, with no minimum order, no retainer, no minimum term and no monthly commitment.