A fixed till
The app opens in its own window and stays there. Nobody closes the wrong tab on the way to checking email, and the till is where it was when the next customer arrives.
The phone is for moving around. The desktop app is for the spot you come back to: a fixed till, a back office, and the days when the queue does not stop.
A fixed till
The app opens in its own window and stays there. Nobody closes the wrong tab on the way to checking email, and the till is where it was when the next customer arrives.
The back office
Reconcile the day, read the month, and work through customers and subscriptions on a full-sized screen with a keyboard under your hands.
High-volume days
Market day, a sale, a festival stand. Key an amount, show the code, take the payment, clear the screen, and do it again without hunting for the right window.
A screen the customer can scan
Turn the monitor, or put a second one on the counter. The QR code is large enough to scan from a phone held at arm's length.
More than one pair of hands
Unlimited team members come with the Pro plan, so the counter machine and the office machine can both be signed in and both be working.
One payout account
Whatever the desktop app collects settles to the same linked bank account as everything you take on a phone or through your online store.
Pick the build for the machine you are standing at, install it the way that platform expects, and sign in with the Atlas Pay account you already use.
Both builds are free to download. What you pay is the transaction fee on each payment, set by your plan. Go to downloads or see the plans.
Being signed in on the desktop does not sign you out of your phone. The till machine handles the queue, somebody else takes a payment at a table, and both land in the same activity list, the same customer records, and the same payout.
iOS and Android, for payments taken away from the counter and takings checked on the move.
The same dashboard in a browser, on a machine you do not want to install anything on.
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The Mac and Windows builds, next to the iOS and Android ones.
Free at $0, Brand at $5.99, Pro at $14.99 with the lower 4.2% + $0.40 rate.
What the customer scans when you turn the monitor round at the till.
There are native builds for Mac and for Windows. Both are on the Download page, alongside the iOS and Android apps, and both sign in to the same Atlas Pay account.
Yes. Signing in on a desktop does not sign you out anywhere else. Payments taken on either one appear in the same activity list and settle to the same linked bank account.
Not necessarily — it is a preference. The portal is handy on a borrowed or locked-down machine where you cannot install software. The desktop app suits a computer you control and come back to every day.
No. It is free to download and there is no separate charge for it. You pay the transaction fee your plan sets: 4.9% + $0.40 on Free and Brand, or 4.2% + $0.40 on Pro.
Mac and Windows
Free to download
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