Liftoff POS
Liftoff Benefits
Benefits-based POS pairs the right payment technology with business services, onboarding and an ongoing Liftoff relationship. Benefits are available on qualifying programs.
POS equipment options
Compare countertop stations, handhelds, readers and kitchen displays against the way you sell. Hardware may be purchased, financed or offered through qualifying programs; ownership and return terms matter.
Website assistance
Discuss a business website or ordering-site benefit alongside your payment setup. Scope, hosting, updates, integrations and ongoing charges are confirmed before work begins.
Business Wi-Fi
Reliable connectivity is part of a usable checkout. Ask about business Wi-Fi assistance, network assessment and eligible service options; internet service and backup connectivity are separate considerations.
Phone and communications
Review communications needs alongside your POS, including business phone options where available. Service coverage, number transfer, devices and subscription terms depend on the program.
Receipt paper
Ask whether receipt-paper assistance is available for the selected equipment and program. Confirm roll compatibility, quantities, delivery arrangements and any ongoing charges.
Dedicated Liftoff support
Work with Liftoff for setup questions, account coordination and guidance. Provider technical support, after-hours coverage and escalation arrangements are confirmed for your solution.
Onboarding and installation
Plan menus or item files, employee permissions, peripheral setup and training before launch. Installation format and scope depend on your location, equipment and selected program.
Statement review
Request a free review of current pricing, fees, hardware and setup. The result is a clearer picture of your options, not a promise of savings.
Common merchant questions
Is every benefit included with every POS?
No. Ask for a written list of included benefits, limits, ongoing charges and eligibility for the specific program you are considering.
Can I keep services I already use?
Yes, discuss your existing website, communications and network first. A benefit should address a need rather than duplicate a service that works.