Business Utilities for Newsagents
Early starts, PayPoint and lottery terminals, and a high volume of small transactions — utilities built around how a newsagents actually runs.
Newsagents often open earlier than almost any other retail business, for papers and morning deliveries, and depend heavily on PayPoint, lottery and top-up terminals that need a reliable power and broadband connection every single day. A high volume of small, fast card transactions makes terminal reliability just as important as the fee structure.
Because newsagents open so early and rely on terminal-based services (PayPoint, lottery, mobile top-ups) throughout the day, a stable connection matters more here than in many other small shop types — a dropped terminal connection during a morning rush is a genuine loss of trade, not just an inconvenience.
Getting the Basics Right
Most newsagents we work with have relatively modest gas and electricity usage compared to hospitality or grocery shops, so the biggest opportunities are usually in making sure the electricity contract has actually been compared recently, and that the broadband connection supporting your terminals is reliable enough for daily use.
Card machine fees are also worth reviewing given the high volume of small transactions typical of a newsagents — even a small per-transaction saving adds up quickly at that volume.
What Makes This Sector Different
- Very early opening hours for papers and morning deliveries
- PayPoint, lottery and top-up terminals depending on a reliable connection
- High volume of small, fast card transactions
- Electricity contract rarely reviewed given relatively modest usage
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Learn moreFrequently Asked Questions
No — supplier rates are based on your overall usage and contract terms, not what time you open. We compare the market for your actual consumption pattern.
Yes — we review your broadband setup to help make sure PayPoint, lottery and top-up terminals have a stable connection, since a dropped connection during a busy morning is a real loss of trade.
Yes — with a high volume of small transactions, even a modest per-transaction saving adds up quickly. We review your current fees and compare them against the market.
No — our service is free to you. We're paid a commission by the supplier, not by charging you directly.
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