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Independent payment advocate · St. George, Utah

PayPro: know what you pay. Compare what fits.

An independent payment advocate built as an operating venture: a public website, a partner experience, and a statement analyzer around one clear review.

Visit websiteFree payment review
Role
Venture, product & brand
Industry
Payments · Advisory
Status
Live · Ongoing
Location
St. George, Utah
PayPro websiteThe promise, the free review, and a local phone number above the fold.
PayPro website
Steps: statement, comparison, decision
3
Payment workflows covered
4
Southern Utah cities served
5
Languages: English and Spanish
2

Counts taken from the public PayPro website and the venture page, checked October 8, 2026.

01 / 07Venture

01Venture

What is PayPro, and why build it as a venture?

PayPro reviews a business’s statement and workflow, compares the complete cost of suitable provider options, and explains the tradeoffs before a switch. Processing is supplied by the provider the business selects.

Built with the PayPro team as an operating venture, not a one-off portfolio concept. Venture building, product design, digital systems, and brand experience moved together, because the public promise and the way the business operates have to agree.

02Review model

One review, three clear steps.

The review follows one sequence: see what you pay today, see what suitable options cost, then see what would change before deciding.

  1. 01 · Statement

    See what you pay today

    Review how the business accepts payments, the fees shown for the period, and what the owner needs to keep.

    • Current statement
    • Payment workflow
    • Equipment to keep
  2. 02 · Comparison

    See what suitable options cost

    Compare costs, terms, equipment, software, and fit using the same volume and payment mix where the information allows.

    • Complete cost
    • Terms and equipment
    • Operational fit
  3. 03 · Decision

    See what would change, then decide

    Lay out equipment, software, funding terms, and transition work. The owner chooses, and PayPro says when switching does not make sense.

    • Tradeoffs explained
    • Transition reviewed
    • Owner decides
How PayPro worksThree steps to a clear answer, with one local contact and no obligation to switch.
How PayPro works

03Built product

What did we build together?

The documented delivery is the public website, a partner experience, a statement analyzer, and the product direction behind them. Each surface is built to explain a payments decision in plain language rather than sell a rate.

What owners can do on the public site

  • Free review form

    Three details and the owner is done; everything else is optional.

  • Private rate check

    Fees divided by sales, calculated in the browser. Nothing is sent or saved.

  • Owner workbench

    Decode a statement, compare two offers, and plan a switch in one tab.

  • Four workflows

    In person, restaurants, invoicing and ACH, and online each get their own page.

  • Plain-language guides

    Guides on effective rate, reading a merchant statement, and switching without chaos.

  • English and Spanish

    A language toggle on the public site, with Spanish on key pages.

  • Local team

    Koby Imlay and Rocky Bunker, a named local point of contact.

  • Partner and AI pages

    A partners page and a public Haestus AI page sit alongside the review.

Features observed on the live PayPro website on October 8, 2026.

Free payment reviewA short form that asks for three details, then a real person follows up.
Free payment review

04Try the idea

What does “know what you pay” look like as arithmetic?

The public site turns a statement into one number before it asks for anything. This lens works the same way with clearly illustrative values: edit them, then compare two offers on the same sales instead of the headline rate alone.

Illustrative numbers · edit freely · stays in your browser

Divide the fees by the sales.

PayPro’s public rate check starts the same way: card sales and processing fees from one statement period. Swap the example values for your own.

Effective processing rate

3.00%

For every $100 in card sales, about $3.00 goes to processing fees.

A starting point, not a verdict. Card mix, transaction size, and included equipment all change what a rate means.
Rate check and owner workbenchPayPro’s own public tools: an effective-rate check and a workbench to decode, compare, and plan. They run in the browser.
Rate check and owner workbench

05Outcome

What has the work delivered so far?

The website, the partner experience, the statement analyzer, and the product direction are live and still moving with the business. The same pages hold up at phone width, where the free review is one tap from the top of every screen.

Built for the counter and the phoneFree review, home, and the tools page at phone width.
Built for the counter and the phone
Client testimonial

A word from the PayPro team about the working relationship.

Coming soon…
Results & metrics

Verified numbers the PayPro team approves for publication.

Coming soon…
Build timeline

Milestones from first review to the current product.

Coming soon…

06Boundaries

Independent guidance is not a savings guarantee.

Payments is a field where one loose claim does real damage, so the product and this page both stay inside what PayPro states publicly. We do not quote savings, approval rates, or customer counts here.

How PayPro gets paid

The payment review is free. If a business chooses a provider through PayPro, PayPro may receive compensation from that provider. Any separate fees are explained before agreement.

Provider boundary

Payment processing is provided by the selected provider. Pricing, approval, funding, and service availability depend on that provider and the business.

Pricing boundary

PayPro does not guarantee a lower rate. Pricing depends on the business, card mix, transaction size, acceptance method, and provider terms.

Timing boundary

Timings are typical, not promises. They depend on the statement, provider approval, and the business's setup.

Disclosures reproduced from the public PayPro website, October 7, 2026.

FAQ

Questions about the PayPro project

What did ISR Studio build for PayPro?

ISR Studio worked with the PayPro team on the venture as an operating business: the public website, a partner experience, the statement analyzer, and ongoing product direction, with brand experience and digital systems tied to the same promise.

What does PayPro do?

PayPro is an independent payment advocate in St. George, Utah. It reviews a business’s statement and workflow, compares the complete cost of suitable provider options, and explains the tradeoffs before a switch. The owner decides, and PayPro says when a switch does not make sense.

Does PayPro guarantee a lower rate?

PayPro does not guarantee a lower rate. Pricing depends on the business, card mix, transaction size, acceptance method, and provider terms.

How does PayPro get paid?

The payment review is free. If a business chooses a provider through PayPro, PayPro may receive compensation from that provider. Any separate fees are explained before agreement.

Is Spanish available?

Spanish is available for the homepage, free payment review, AI page, Ask Slick and FAQ, site navigation, and application-entry messaging. Other pages may be English.

07Next steps

Want a clear comparison? Start with PayPro.

Share the current setup and PayPro will explain the costs, the suitable options, and whether a change is worth considering. Building a venture of your own? We would like to hear about it.

Get a free payment review Call (435) 669-0567Start a conversation with ISR Studio
Hours
Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm MT

Contact details from the official PayPro website, checked October 7, 2026.

Written by Rocky Bunker · ISR Studio · Updated October 8, 2026