Independent UK card payment reviews
Is your Teya deal still earning its place?
We review your Teya statement, rates, account fees, terminals and contract terms to work out what the arrangement is really costing your business—and whether it still fits the way you trade.
No statement or competing quote needed to start. Free review, with no obligation to switch. We never contact a payment provider without your permission.
Provider pricing and terms vary by business and can change. Published details are linked to official sources where available; the figures that matter are the ones on your own statement, quote and signed agreement.
What we check on a Teya arrangement
Considering a Teya alternative? Check the pricing model you actually have and the services you still use. Compare the complete cost and contract position before deciding whether to stay, seek revised terms or move.
Do not compare an assumed Teya headline rate with an alternative provider's headline rate. Use your current pricing schedule and a representative month of activity, including quieter periods if your business is seasonal.
A statement helps identify the charges actually applied. You can start without one: tell us what you pay, what equipment you use and what you want to improve, then provide supporting figures when available.
- Transaction chargesUse the pricing model and card categories shown on your agreement.
- Equipment and product chargesCheck the selected hardware, payment schedule and what is included.
- Membership or additional servicesInclude charges that apply to your chosen products.
- Minimum-volume feeCheck whether your contract includes a volume threshold and how quieter trading affects it.
Contract, terminals, payment channels and settlement considerations
Check equipment and product charges. PayOnce covers rental for an agreed period; an upfront payment does not mean you own the machine.
- Contract terms vary by package; some are rolling, others have a minimum term.
- Always confirm in writing whether terminal hardware is purchased, rented or supplied as part of a package.
- Where a minimum term applies, early exit may incur a charge.
- If hardware was supplied as part of a package, return or buy-out terms may apply.
- Selected alternative providers may help with exit costs in specific cases, subject to approval.
Businesses Teya may or may not suit
Why businesses ask for a review
- Owner wants to compare the actual pricing model with another written quote.
- Turnover or card mix has changed, or the total bill has risen without a clear explanation.
- Add-ons are no longer being used but are still being paid for.
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Frequently asked questions
Will reviewing my Teya statement contact Teya?
No. We never contact your current provider without your written permission. The review is private and entirely for your information.
Do I have to leave Teya after the review?
Not at all. The review may support staying, asking your provider for revised terms, or comparing a suitable alternative. You are under no obligation to switch.
Can I start without a Teya statement?
Yes. Tell us your current provider, approximate card turnover and what you want to improve. A recent statement helps us check the actual charges, but you can provide it later.
How long does a Teya statement review take?
We will confirm the expected review time after receiving your information.
Get an independent view on your Teya setup
We check your current costs and compare suitable options from our selected provider network where useful. We explain whether staying, renegotiating or switching makes sense. A recent Teya statement helps us check actual charges, but you can send it later. You do not need another provider's quote to start.
Official sources
Information from these sources last checked 2026-10-09.
Provider names and trademarks identify the products discussed; their inclusion does not imply endorsement of this page. Card Payment Connect compares suitable options from a selected provider network, not the whole market. If you choose a provider we introduce, that provider may pay us a referral fee.