End-to-end payment processing and billing for SaaS platforms and SMBs
Stax Payments is an Orlando-based payments processor serving software platforms, resellers and small merchants with integrated payments, recurring billing and surcharging. Its AWS-native stack (Lambda, Kinesis, DynamoDB, OpenSearch) sits beside a sales-heavy hiring push, while finance work centers on Anaplan forecasting models and KPI dashboards, pointing to a revenue team scaling quotas faster than its reporting has matured.
Stax Payments, founded in 2014 and headquartered in Orlando, Florida, is a privately held payments technology company with 201–500 employees. It operates as an end-to-end processor offering integrated payments for SaaS platforms (Stax Connect), merchant payment acceptance (Stax Pay), automated billing (Stax Bill) and compliant surcharging (CardX). Its customers include ISVs, ISOs and small-to-mid-sized merchants. The company runs on AWS with native iOS and Android apps, and uses Salesforce, HubSpot and ZoomInfo for go-to-market operations. Current hiring is concentrated in the United States.
Stax Payments runs on AWS, including Lambda, Kinesis, DynamoDB, RDS, ElastiCache and OpenSearch, with Java, Go, Python, TypeScript and Kotlin/Swift for mobile. Go-to-market tools include Salesforce, HubSpot and ZoomInfo.
Yes. Sales is the dominant focus of current hiring, which is accelerating, with smaller openings in engineering, finance and support, all based in the United States.
Yes. Stax uses Anaplan for financial planning, and its finance team is building revenue forecasting models and KPI dashboards in the platform while optimizing existing models.
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