PayGo is a Cloud POS? What is that?
Well, for one, it’s monster-attack safe!

Let’s say the nice little city that your retail store is located in is attacked by an angry monster. If you’re using PayGo, you’ll be fine. Even if his big scaly foot lands on your computer, your PayGo system and all of its valuable data will be fine. In fact, within seconds, you could have your laptop open and PayGo up and running, taking care of customers frantic for provisions.

But that’s just one benefit. And it’s not even the best one, the marketing team just wanted to use a monster graphic!

Our PayGo Runs On The Amazon Network.

Amazon has spent well over 2 billion dollars on its technology in the last decade. In 2006, they started to make this massive infrastructure available to customers like our company.

Basically, they have thousands of servers and other networking contraptions that handle millions of transactions a day. Now we get to use that power and awesomeness and bring that to you.

Why This?

Does it really make sense for someone like you to have to manage software? Servers? Back-ups? Updates? Heck no. What does make sense is that you have a system which is dependable, flexible, mobile and freely accessible from almost anywhere. PayGo is managed by nerds who know. You can focus on what you do best. Isn’t that freaking smarter?

How Does It Work?

The cloud is essentially computing without worrying about the hardware that hosts your PayGo. For closet nerdettes, PayGo runs on a virtual instance, it’s a computer virtually created from a grid of computers. So if one of those computers goes down, no biggie to you. Or, new hardware comes out. You don’t have to worry about that either. Everything moves along and all we have to worry about is the PayGo solution itself. This is the way computing will be. And it starts now.