City of St. Louis, PayIt Partner for License Collector Renewal, POS System

Available through web browsers and mobile apps, the digital portal will service all six licensing needs within the city

April 4, 2022 | 2 min reading time

This article is 2 years old. It was published on April 4, 2022.

ST. LOUIS — Beginning April 4, 2022, St. Louis residents can apply for and renew business licenses online using the payitSt.Louis digital payment system. Available through web browsers and mobile apps, the digital portal will service all six licensing needs within the city: convention and tourism, graduated business licensing, manufacturing, hotel/motel, restaurant receipts, and gross receipts for public garages and parking lots. 

“Serving the citizens of St. Louis with modern solutions that meet their expectations and make their lives easier is our top priority,” City of St. Louis License Collector Mavis T. Thompson, Esq. said. “Being able to expand and introduce new elements to the citizen-government experience with a partner like PayIt ensures that we're continually meeting that goal.” 

St. Louis residents will be able to complete applications for business licenses, and look up existing licenses for renewal by logging into payitSt.Louis using their existing sign-in information. Adding the licensing feature to payitSt.Louis also allows citizens to complete transactions using the preferred payment methods they have saved in the system’s secure digital wallet while making payments for property taxes, earnings taxes, utility bills, and court citations and tickets. 

Digitizing business license application and renewal streamlines the process by making it easier for business owners to complete these necessary tasks while eliminating manual paperwork. Licensing support is also available 24/7 for residents through payitSt.Louis. 

"Partnering with local leaders to continue expanding payitSt.Louis and make government processes more efficient and easier for citizens is a privilege for our team,” Chief Revenue Officer Neil Graham said. “We are thrilled to work with License Collector Thompson to add business licensing and renewal to payitSt.Louis so St. Louis citizens can complete the process quickly and efficiently." 

Launched in 2017 as the city’s official all-in-one digital experience, payitSt.Louis is currently available to download in the Google Play store for Android devices as well as the Apple App Store for iOS devices. It can also be accessed through a web browser at https://payitstlouis.com

About PayIt 

PayIt is the leading SaaS provider of digital government services and payments. Through cloud-native technology, PayIt’s platform simplifies doing business with government agencies of any size by consolidating hundreds of services and payments into one connected experience for citizens. Within a 90-day launch period, PayIt delivers a platform that allows citizens to handle all of their essential government tasks (i.e. taxes, driving documents, permits, licenses, fines).

This innovative approach to government service delivery has garnered significant recognition in both the public and private sectors: 

● GovTech 100 (2017-2022) 

● Fast Company Innovation in Design Award (2019) 

● StateScoop 50 State IT Innovation of the Year (2019-2020) 

● NASCIO State IT Recognition finalist (2020) 

● LocalSmart Awards (2020) 

● Smart 50 Award (2021)

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