How New Albany Restaurants & Barber Shops Are Saving $6,000-$17,000 Per Year
Southern Indiana business owners are uncovering massive savings on payment processing and energy costs. Here's how New Albany restaurants and barber shops are cutting expenses without sacrificing quality.
Whether you run a restaurant on State Street, a classic barbershop downtown, or any business in New Albany, you're working hard to serve your community and stay profitable. But two major expenses might be silently draining thousands from your bottom line every year: payment processing fees and energy bills.
We've helped numerous New Albany business owners across Floyd County discover they were massively overpaying — and the solutions are surprisingly straightforward.
🍔 Real New Albany Example:
A family restaurant near the Indiana University Southeast campus was paying $1,950/month in credit card processing fees (3.5% effective rate). After switching to interchange-plus pricing with Beacon Payments, they're now at $1,254/month (2.25%) — saving $8,352 annually. That's a full-time employee's salary or a complete kitchen renovation.
This guide reveals where New Albany businesses are overpaying, shares real local success stories, and shows you how to start saving immediately.