Newton's Paytronix Moves, Triples Size of Office Space

NEWTON, MA – Newton's Paytronix Systems, which provides rewards program solutions to restaurants and retailers, moved to a new location on Bridge Street as it triples the size of its office space.

Paytronix has been expanding its clientele nationwide, adding thousands of restaurant locations in the past year, increasing its headcount by 20 percent and welcoming new hires, according to a press release.

The move to 80 Bridge St. comes to accommodate its growth in personnel; its new facility boasts standing desks and an open environment for employees to collaborate, a coffee bar and lounge, an outdoor patio to take in the sunshine and a mezzanine level above the main floor, complete with a cafeteria, couches, televisions and a ping-pong table.

“We are very fortunate to have this wonderful new office space, built out specifically to match our needs and culture. Paytronix has twin challenges of growing quickly and competing for the best talent in the competitive Boston market place. By tripling our Boston footprint, we can continue to recruit the great talent here in the Boston market,” Andrew Robbins, president and co-founder of Paytronix Systems, Inc., said in a press release. “It is important to maintain our roots in the Boston area, where we benefit from access to world-class technical talent, as well as strong relationships with many local universities."

The company worked with Wayland firm ACTWO Architects on the building's interior design to create a space for its employees to flourish.

Locally, Paytronix works with Panera Bread, D'Angelo's Grilled Sandwiches, Papa Gino's and JP Licks, as well as national chains Bloomin’ Brands, Denny’s, California Pizza Kitchen, Captain D’s and Thornton’s.

It provides rewards services to more than 280 restaurant and retail chains, who remain engaged with more than 30 million loyal customers through mobile, social and digital marketing tools, according to the release.

Photos via Paytronix Systems