Oregon · Statewide
Card processing and POS for Oregon food carts, breweries, shops, and service businesses, from Portland to Medford. Month-to-month. Next-day funding. Pricing you can actually read. Start with a Free Rate Analysis.
New business? No statements needed. Fill in the form and we'll set you up from scratch.
Prefer to talk? Call 949-946-2442 or text us
Tell us a little about your business and we'll follow up. No statements needed to start.
ClearCost Payments is based in Aliso Viejo, California, and works with Oregon businesses by phone, text, and email.
Oregon has 417,747 small businesses, 99.4% of all businesses, and they employ 53.4% of the state's workers. (2022 data)
Accommodation and food services employs more small-business workers here than any other industry: 130,525 people.
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Professional, scientific, and technical services is the most common type of small business here, with 65,344 firms.
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Sources: SBA Office of Advocacy, 2025 Oregon Small Business Profile
Each industry page shows the POS systems, terminals, and payment tools we set up for that kind of business.
Month-to-month with no cancellation fee, next-day funding, free equipment if you qualify, and processor and POS support 24/7, except most federal holidays. Day-to-day questions come straight to us at 949-946-2442, Mon–Fri 7am–7pm Pacific. See pricing →
Portland, Gresham, Hillsboro, and Beaverton have food carts, cafés, breweries, and independent shops. Tap to Pay on iPhone works for carts and pop-ups, and a counter POS with inventory fits shops.
Salem, Eugene, and Corvallis have restaurants, shops, and service businesses, plus farms and wineries that sell at markets and events. Mobile readers cover the market table on the same account as your shop.
Bend and the surrounding towns have breweries, outdoor shops, and restaurants with busy summer and winter seasons. Open tabs for taprooms and month-to-month processing for slow stretches fit the area.
Medford and the Rogue Valley have restaurants, wineries, shops, and contractors. Clover at the counter, with Clover Go or SwipeSimple for jobs and events, keeps everything in one account.
A fast lunch line at a busy pod.
Setup: SwipeSimple Tap to Pay on iPhone, with the Swift B250 reader as backup.
Weekend tastings and club members picking up their quarterly release.
Setup: Clover at the tasting bar, with wine club members billed automatically for every shipment.
A café counter and wholesale accounts.
Setup: Clover at the counter, with invoices for the wholesale accounts.
Rentals all summer for visitors.
Setup: A card on file for every rental, with Clover at the counter.
These are examples, not specific clients. Your setup is based on how your business runs and what you process.
Portland coffee roasters, Willamette Valley wineries, and Gorge rental shops all sell a little differently. Here's how we set them up.
Stumptown Coffee Roasters started in Portland in 1999 and was named Roaster of the Year in 2006.
Setup: Run the café counter and bill your wholesale accounts by invoice from the same system, with online ordering for beans.
The Willamette Valley has about 736 wineries, most of Oregon's, and is known worldwide for Pinot noir.
Setup: Tasting rooms check out fast at the bar, and wine club members are billed automatically every shipment.
Hood River's steady Gorge winds made it a windsurfing destination, and its Fruit Loop links orchards and wineries.
Setup: In Hood River and the Gorge, rent bikes, boards, and gear with a card on file, and take payment when it comes back.
Sources: Wikipedia, Stumptown Coffee Roasters · Wikipedia, Willamette Valley AVA · Wikipedia, Hood River
No. ClearCost Payments is based in Aliso Viejo, California. Oregon businesses work with us by phone, text, or email.
Yes. Recurring billing charges club members on your shipment schedule, and the tasting room checks out on the same system.
Yes. SwipeSimple Tap to Pay on iPhone or the Swift B250 reader takes cards with no counter setup.
Yes. From Salem and Eugene to Bend, Medford, and Corvallis, we work with businesses by phone, text, and email.
Yes. SwipeSimple Tap to Pay on iPhone or the Swift B250 reader works wherever you have a data connection.
Opening a new business in Oregon? Start here and we'll set you up from scratch.
Attach your last 2 months of statements if you have them. If not, send your details and we'll follow up.
No statements needed. Tell us about the business and we'll recommend the POS and payment setup that fits, then follow up to go over it.