Solutions
When you order the GoodPlate bundle you will receive the GoodPlate and GBx Mini along with a free additional battery and GoodPlate stand.
The GBx Mini Stand, an accessory to the GBx Mini device is your answer to a modestly sized donations station that can be safely secured in situ or carried in hand for portable use.
Here's an inexpensive, versatile, and easy set-up option to start accepting contactless donations from smartphone users in your church.
The SumUp card reader is a small device which works alongside a smart phone or tablet.
This device uses leading contactless technology, presented in a clear and easy to use device. Mounted on a large stand allows for bespoke branding on the banner below.
This device uses leading contactless technology, presented in a clear and easy to use device.
This device uses leading contactless technology, presented in a clear and easy to use device. The design is slim and the device can be affixed to a wall for extra visibility and better use of space.
This solution uses the same technology as the Payacharity GPRS but sits in a beautiful wooden stand, which incorporates a cash box.
Payacharity's solution can include the basic setup (see image) but there also lots of different casing options. This version of the device has a GPRS installed so no need to plug the device into a router.
Payacharity's solution can include the basic setup (see image) but there are also lots of different casing options. This version of the device has an output for a LAN cable.
Ensure your fundraising has presence in larger spaces with the GBx Podium. Additional accessories are available, click through to find out.
The GoodPlate has been designed as a traditional brass offertory plate which can be made into a contactless payment device by placing a GBx Mini into the centre of the plate.
This card reader is lightweight and versatile and can be used to take donations on its own or also fixed into a GoodPlate.
At present due to government guidance our staff are working from home. We are responding to phone calls and email / e-forms as normal. If you have documents to send to us please scan and send via email as there may be delays responding to postal submissions.
Many thanks.
Many thanks.
