Dojo
8.1#1 in restaurant payment processing softwareFrom £11.99 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitDojo vs Paymentsense Virtual Terminal
Paymentsense Virtual Terminal
6.3#11 in virtual terminal softwareFrom £8.29 a monthAndroidiOSWeb
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | Dojo | Paymentsense Virtual Terminal |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | London, United Kingdom | London, United Kingdom |
| Security | Dojo says all card machines use point-to-point encryption and that this reduces PCI-compliance work to two documents and two questions for many merchants. | Paymentsense says the terminal uses end-to-end encryption between its web server and the browser, is PCI compliant, and supports Address Verification System checks. |
| Support | The company advertises UK-based technical support seven days a week, with integrated-payments support from 8am to 11pm. | Paymentsense says its technical support team is available 24/7. |
Dojo plans
- Tap to Pay on iPhoneFree
- Transaction rate (below £100,000 annual card turnover)Priced on request
- Plus£11.99 a month
- Dojo Wired (pay monthly)£15 a month
- Dojo Pocket (pay monthly)£20 a month
- Dojo Go Max (pay monthly)£25 a month
Paymentsense Virtual Terminal plans
- Starter£8.29 a month
- Regular£12.45 a month
- Advanced£16.62 a month
Pick Dojo if…
Dojo is aimed at small businesses and enterprises, including businesses in hospitality, leisure, and service industries. It may suit operators who need in-person, online, or phone payments and EPOS reconciliation.
Pick Paymentsense Virtual Terminal if…
The terminal is intended for small and medium businesses that take payments by phone, including retailers, restaurants, pubs, bars, takeaways, and taxi firms. It suits businesses that need card payments without a physical card machine.