Get a quote for your restaurant
Leave your phone number and a person will call you with a quote.
We may earn money from this request. How we make money
| Term | Detail |
|---|---|
| Initial term | Not publishedQu Beyond (opens in a new tab) · Vendor website · |
| Automatic renewal | Not publishedQu Beyond (opens in a new tab) · Contract or terms · The Qu Pay terms refer to an initial term and renewal terms, but their length is set in the Master SaaS Agreement, which is not public. Qu's new Qu Pay Terms and Conditions page (updated Sep 22, 2026) also leave the term, renewals and leaving early to the Master SaaS Agreement and your sales order. |
| Notice to avoid renewal | Not publishedQu Beyond (opens in a new tab) · Contract or terms · The Qu Pay terms refer to an initial term and renewal terms, but their length is set in the Master SaaS Agreement, which is not public. Qu's new Qu Pay Terms and Conditions page (updated Sep 22, 2026) also leave the term, renewals and leaving early to the Master SaaS Agreement and your sales order. |
| Early termination fee (ETF) | Not publishedQu Beyond (opens in a new tab) · Vendor website · |
| How the ETF is calculated | Not researched yet |
| Exclusive processing commitment in the contract | Not publishedQu Beyond (opens in a new tab) · Contract or terms · Qu works with Qu Pay or integrated providers; any processing commitment would be in the Master SaaS Agreement, which is not public. |
| Right to raise prices | For Qu Pay: after the initial term, Qu can raise processing prices with 3 months' notice before the term ends, effective at renewal. It can also pass through card network or acquirer fee increases at any time, adjust prices for inflation once every 12 months with 1 month's notice, and update these terms with 30 days' notice. Software price terms are in the Master SaaS Agreement, which is not public.Qu Beyond (opens in a new tab) · Contract or terms · |
| Trial period | N/AQu Beyond (opens in a new tab) · Vendor website · No trial is published. |
This is general information about published contracts, not legal advice: read your own contract and check with a lawyer before you sign.