PaySimple, a subsidiary of EverCommerce, is pleased to announce that Jamie Chomas has joined the company as Vice President of Integrated Partnerships where she will lead the company’s efforts to provide SaaS companies with an integrated, custom payment experience to elevate their brand, drive additional enterprise value, grow revenue, and improve the customer experience for their clients.
PaySimple enables SaaS companies to integrate payments technology and accept all major credit cards and process ACH payments from a secure, PCI DSS-compliant solution directly within the software or mobile application experience. PaySimple’s integrated payments technology is the payments engine behind EverCommerce as well as over 80 other service-based SaaS companies ranging from healthcare to fitness to home improvement.
“We are excited to have Jamie join our team as we focus on making our integrated payment solution more widely available to vertical-specific software companies,” said David Sharp, CEO of PaySimple. “Her expertise in building B2B relationships in the fintech and digital payments industries will be instrumental as we focus on helping even more service-based companies manage cash flow and grow their businesses.”
PaySimple’s Integrated Payments Program is a competitive profit-sharing program that allows SaaS companies to build a predictable and scalable revenue stream with monthly residual income on payments transacted through their software. This simple payment integration provides companies with full control over their payment experience and empowers their end users to accept payments anywhere, anytime.
“I look forward to working with our partners to help them scale their businesses with seamless payments experiences. PaySimple is known for reliable service and engaged customer care – we bring this same high-level attention to our partners,” said Chomas. “Our unique approach enables us to work with software companies to expand their offerings, build customer loyalty and trust, and deliver secure, omni-channel payment experiences to their end customers.”
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