That is a very flawed statement.The business turns over $500k...

That is a very flawed statement.

The business turns over $500k per annum. 100% of that revenue is generated from Afterpay? Might need to revisit that model.

The 4-6% afterpay 'takes' from you should be from the revenue generated from Afterpay usage, so say that is 100k in APT sales. 400k in non APT sales that's 6k from 500k p.a. revenue. It's all incremental gains and profits.

The other thing people miss is that APT helps generate sales off non discounted items by enticing people with 4 payments. This allows businesses to ease off on the discounting.