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Define the Requirements
Review your software workflow, merchant profile, payment types, and expected volume to define the requirements for your integration.
SwivlPay helps software platforms embed payments, onboard merchants, and create recurring revenue without having to build a full payments company from scratch. Revenue share starts at 70%.
Keep your brand at the center, participate in payment revenue, and connect merchant onboarding to your platform—with hands-on support from scoping through launch.
Keep your brand front and center across checkout, merchant applications, and payment workflows.
Explore the FeatureEarn recurring revenue from merchant payments with a revenue-sharing model built for your platform.
Explore the FeatureConnect applications, document collection, and status updates for a smoother merchant signup.
Explore the FeatureGet hands-on guidance for technical scoping, sandbox testing, and a coordinated payment launch.
Explore the FeatureMany software companies already control the customer relationship but leave payments revenue on the table. Enter your merchant count, average monthly processing volume, and average ticket size to see how much recurring annual revenue embedded payments could generate.
Adjust the fields below to estimate monthly and annual revenue.
Estimate only. Actual revenue depends on merchant pricing, interchange, card mix, transaction size, approval terms, risk profile, and processing volume.
You do not need to become a registered PayFac to start monetizing payments. SwivlPay helps software companies evaluate the right embedded payments path based on control, complexity, risk, economics, and speed to market.
See how white-label payments and recurring revenue share fit an embedded partnership. Explore the commercial structure, customer relationship, and responsibilities behind the model.
Explore the ModelOnboarding & IntegrationExplore integrated merchant onboarding and white-glove integration support, then expand into payment acceptance, APIs, branded workflows, and reporting.
Explore the FeaturesReview your software workflow, merchant profile, payment types, and expected volume to define the requirements for your integration.
Confirm the integration approach, commercial terms, onboarding needs, and team responsibilities before development gets underway.
Test the agreed payment workflows, coordinate merchant approvals, and prepare your team to launch and support the first customers.
Bring your merchant profile and product roadmap, and we'll help identify the most practical next step for your business.
