Enterprise · $5M+/mo

When you're running 40+ brands,
off-the-shelf stops working.

At portfolio scale, the tooling conversation ends and the relationship conversation begins. You need underwriting that understands LLC cascades, a CSM who doesn't read from a script, a compliance copilot sitting inside your PCI boundary, and acquirer relationships you can't reach via the sales form. Enterprise is how we deliver that — with custom pricing, a dedicated team, and SLAs you help write.

Sub-5.5%Rate floor, volume-negotiated
Dedicated CSM+ solutions engineer on call
QuarterlyBusiness reviews with ops + finance
24/7Private Slack ops channel

Bespoke underwriting Concierge

We underwrite non-standard structures in days, not quarters. If your holdco has 12 LLCs, three trust entities, and a Delaware C-corp on top, we've already seen the variant. No retrofitting you into a single-entity form.

  • LLC cascades and multi-layer holdco structures reviewed by a named underwriter
  • PE-backed rollups with consolidated tax reporting (including carve-outs mid-flight)
  • Cross-border flows with entity-of-record routing per jurisdiction
  • Custom KYB documentation workflows for founders with non-traditional profiles
  • Reserve terms negotiated against your actual cost of capital, not a template

Dedicated CSM + solutions engineer Not a ticket queue

You get a named Customer Success Manager and a named Solutions Engineer. Both are in your Slack within 72 hours of signing. Neither reads from a canned response library. Quarterly Business Reviews cover rate performance, dispute trends, acquirer relationship health, and the next 90 days of roadmap.

  • Direct Slack channel shared with your ops and finance teams — no "submit a ticket"
  • Weekly check-in cadence during onboarding, bi-weekly post-launch
  • Quarterly Business Reviews — exec-level, data-backed, agenda you help set
  • On-call escalation path through the solutions engineer for integration issues
  • Named executive sponsor for any freeze, dispute surge, or acquirer escalation

Compliance copilot PCI · SAQ · 3P

We manage PCI SAQ-A on your behalf, orchestrate sub-processor governance across 40+ brands, and handle Apple Pay domain verification at scale so your team stops chasing DNS records across a dozen Cloudflare accounts. Not "guidance." Ownership.

  • Annual PCI SAQ-A completion with auditor coordination — we draft, you sign
  • Sub-processor inventory + DPA renewals tracked against contract anniversaries
  • Apple Pay / Google Pay domain orchestration across every descriptor, automated
  • Quarterly compliance reports for your legal team and outside counsel
  • Incident response playbook co-authored with your CISO or fractional security lead

Custom SLAs + private acquirer relationships Direct relationships

At $5M+/mo, we broker direct relationships with acquirers you can't reach via the sales form. Fiserv, Worldpay, Elavon, TSYS — plus high-risk specialists for portfolios with one or two ratio-sensitive brands. Your SLA is written on your letterhead, not ours.

  • Custom uptime, response-time, and freeze-recovery SLAs written into MSA
  • Direct introductions to named acquirer relationship managers — warm, not cold
  • Backup acquirer pre-provisioned for instant traffic routing on dispute spikes
  • Volume commitments negotiated as portfolio aggregate, not per-brand
  • Quarterly acquirer performance scorecard: auth rates, fees, freeze incidents, recovery time

Rate tiers

Where enterprise lives on the pricing ladder.

Published tiers are ceilings. Enterprise is negotiated against portfolio volume, auth-rate data, and risk profile — always lower than the published floor.

StarterPortfolioNetworkEnterprise

Starter

7.5%

Up to 3 brands · <$250k/mo

  • Shared parent acquirer
  • Self-serve onboarding
  • Email support, business hours
  • Standard dashboard + CSV export

Portfolio

6.5%

4–12 brands · $250k–$1M/mo

  • Dedicated descriptor routing
  • Assisted onboarding + migration
  • Priority support, 4hr response
  • Per-brand reconciliation + payout fan-out

Network

5.5%

13–40 brands · $1M–$5M/mo

  • Multi-acquirer failover
  • White-glove migration
  • Named support engineer
  • Negotiated interchange-plus pricing

Enterprise

Custom

40+ brands · $5M+/mo · unique structures

  • Sub-5.5% floor, volume-negotiated
  • Dedicated CSM + solutions engineer
  • Compliance copilot (PCI, 3P, Apple Pay)
  • Private acquirer relationships
  • Custom SLAs + quarterly business reviews
  • 24/7 private Slack ops channel

Case study · coming soon

How a 47-brand holdco collapsed 11 Stripe accounts into one parent ledger — and cut 38 bps in the process.

The full teardown lands with our case-studies library. In the meantime, the multi-brand operator playbook walks through the same math, end-to-end.

Read the playbook

What's required

Enterprise is for operators who meet one of three thresholds.

You don't need all three — one qualifies you for an enterprise conversation.

Threshold 1

$5M+/mo combined volume

Portfolio volume at or above $5M/mo across all brands unlocks the volume-negotiated rate floor and the private acquirer relationships tier.

Threshold 2

40+ active brands

Operational scale — even at lower volume — triggers the dedicated CSM and solutions engineer allocation. Reconciliation at 40+ brands is a full-time problem we solve full-time.

Threshold 3

Unique legal / risk structure

Non-standard entity graphs, cross-border flows, PE-backed rollups mid-carve-out, or high-risk verticals that need bespoke underwriting paths. Complexity qualifies.

Enterprise FAQ

The questions enterprise operators actually ask.

The full answers happen on the call. These are the starting positions.

How is enterprise pricing structured?

Interchange-plus, always. The "plus" is negotiated against portfolio volume, twelve months of auth-rate data, and dispute history. Enterprise customers typically land between 10–45 bps over interchange depending on vertical risk and volume commitment — significantly below the 5.5% Network tier floor. We put the full line-item breakdown on your MSA. No blended rates. No hidden assessment markups.

What's the contract length?

Default enterprise term is 24 months with a 60-day no-cause termination clause after month 6. Some operators negotiate 36-month terms for deeper rate concessions (typically another 5–12 bps). We do not lock you in past month 6 if the relationship isn't working.

Do you offer category exclusivity?

Not by default, but it's negotiable. For operators in narrow verticals (specific peptide categories, niche DTC segments, regulated adjacent products), we can contractually exclude direct competitors on a per-vertical basis. Standard enterprise contracts do not include exclusivity because it limits our own acquirer relationships.

What does termination look like?

After the initial 6-month period, either party can terminate with 60 days' written notice and no penalty. We provide a full data export (every transaction, descriptor map, dispute history, payout log) in CSV and Parquet within 10 business days of termination notice. No deletion until you confirm receipt.

How does data portability work?

Your data is yours. At any point — not just termination — you can pull a full export via the API or request it through your CSM. The export includes transaction-level detail with all three reconciliation IDs (order, charge, descriptor) preserved, plus attribution metadata (SKU, coupon, affiliate). You own the schema. We don't gate migration.

What are the SLAs?

Standard enterprise SLA: 99.95% API uptime, 4-hour P1 response, 15-minute acknowledgement on freeze escalation, 24-hour settlement adjustment on reconciliation disputes. These are the floors — most enterprise customers negotiate tighter terms during onboarding. Miss an SLA and we credit service fees per MSA formula, no questions.

How do dispute escalations work?

Tier 1: your CSM handles routine disputes within your dashboard, attaching evidence automatically. Tier 2: your solutions engineer escalates systemic issues (dispute patterns, CE 3.0 representment opportunities). Tier 3: our executive sponsor escalates directly with the acquirer — named contact, not a general support queue. Tier 3 resolution is typically 3–5 business days versus the 11-day acquirer median.

Can I choose my own acquirer?

Yes. Enterprise customers often bring an existing acquirer relationship (e.g., a direct Fiserv or Worldpay contract) and use multiflow as the orchestration layer on top. We also broker new direct relationships if your current acquirer isn't a fit. Either way, you're never locked into our default processor. The acquirer contract is yours, held by your entity, on your letterhead.

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