Your neighbor in payments.
POS, payments and smarter ways to get paid, with a local person you can actually reach when you need help.
Based in Hendersonville, Tennessee · Helping businesses here and nationwide
Tell us how you sell, bill, book or collect. We'll match the right POS, payment tools and pricing to the way you actually work.
There isn't one "best" payment system. Pick the kind of business you run and we'll show you what fits.
Shift4 Dine, Clover, Square and Stackably, compared honestly for the way you run.
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Keep more of every big job, and offer financing so you never turn a customer away.
See contractor payments
Scheduling, dispatch, quotes, invoices and payments, from the office to the truck.
See FieldPulse
Point of sale, digital 4473s, distributor catalogs, range bookings and an online store.
See Defender POS
Online rentals, autopay, gate access and site maps, with $0 software fees and no contract.
See CCStorage
Online, text and kiosk giving, events and built-in fund accounting through Continue to Give.
See giving toolsWe work across several platforms, so your business isn't forced into whatever one system happens to be on the shelf.
An all-in-one restaurant system: workstations, handhelds, kitchen displays and kiosks, plus online ordering and loyalty. $0 upfront to get started.
$5,000Switching POS systems? Shift4 pays qualifying restaurants a $5,000 bonus to make the move.See if you qualify Explore Shift4 Dine
Polished, recognizable hardware with options from handheld payments to a full countertop setup.
Explore Clover
Clean hardware and approachable software for businesses that want an easy, recognizable setup.
Explore Square
A semi-customizable system for many kinds of businesses: an online gateway for customers and invoices (card or ACH), plus a terminal if you need one.
Explore StackablyDon't judge your payments by one advertised rate. Processing, per-transaction charges, software and hardware all add up. We'll help you see the whole picture, and whether traditional pricing or a compliant dual-pricing program makes sense for you.
Look at the whole number.
Dual pricing means showing two prices, one for cash and one for card, so the customers who choose to pay by card cover the card cost instead of you.
Done the right way, it's allowed here in Tennessee. The key is being upfront, so customers see both prices before they pay. Chris sets it up so it's clear, compliant and easy for your customers to understand.
Payments are easy when everything works. The real difference shows up when it doesn't. NeighborlyPay gives you somebody who knows your business, knows your setup, and can get the right people involved.
"What if your payments guy actually knew your name?"
Good technology matters. Having someone you can reach matters more than most businesses realize, right up until they need it.
Every business is different, so the honest answer is usually "it depends." Pick a question and Chris will give you a straight answer for your situation.
That's what neighbors are for. Got a confusing processing statement? A contract you're about to sign? A question about a POS you're eyeing? Ask. It's free, there's no sales pitch, and it's fine if you never switch.
I'm Chris Fischer, founder of NeighborlyPay. I live in Hendersonville with my wife and daughter. The businesses I work with aren't just accounts to me. They're the restaurants we eat at, the shops we stop into, and the owners I run into around town.
I started NeighborlyPay because the payments industry has earned its reputation: confusing pricing, endless sales pitches, 800 numbers, and reps who are everywhere until the paperwork is signed, then nowhere when something goes wrong.
I wanted to do it differently.
There isn't one "best" payment system for every business, so I work with several. My job is to understand how your business actually runs, find the right fit, explain it without the jargon, and be there when you need help.
You'll find me at Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce and Leadership Sumner events, because I like being part of the business community here. I want NeighborlyPay to grow the way the best local businesses do: through relationships, reputation, and taking care of people.
I'm not trying to be your payment processor. I want to be your payments guy.
Someone local. Someone you trust. Someone who answers the phone. That's why I called it NeighborlyPay.
Know a business owner who's fed up with their payments? I'd be grateful for the introduction. Send them my way
If you're often the one people ask, let's make it a partnership
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Pick a time that works for you. No pressure and no pitch, just a straight conversation about your business.
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Call, text, email or send a quick note. No complicated intake process and no payments vocabulary required.
