MassPay Rebrands to MP

We are proud to announce that today, MassPay has rebranded to MP: Wired for HR. Our rebranding is the natural extension of exponential growth in our offerings and client base. We have expanded from a Massachusetts payroll company to a nationwide HCM solutions provider with over 1,300 clients in all 50 states and spanning all industries. We are pleased to offer a full continuum of solutions to help our clients streamline HCM. Our services now range from payroll and time, to talent acquisition, to benefits administration, as well as HR consulting services.

Our new tagline, “wired for HR” comes from a deep understanding of how the entire HR ecosystem is connected. We know that HR has a tremendous impact on a business’s people strategy, including employee engagement, performance optimization, risk mitigation, team culture, and ultimately, an organization’s profitability.

“This is an exciting milestone for our company, our clients, and our partners,” said our Founder and CEO, Jason Maxwell. “HR and payroll solutions are at the core of what we do. However, it has also become increasingly clear that HR leaders and CEOs need tools to deliver a better employee experience. We provide employers with a modern platform that quickly becomes central to their business strategy and their employee experience.”

“We’re excited to continue to grow our service offerings to better serve our clients,” said Paul Carelis, PHR, SHRM-CP, MP’s VP of HR & Client Services. “Our HR services team has become a significant part of MP’s success in the last few years and this rebranding showcases it.”

The name MP may be new, but our reputation and success are not. In addition to expanding to a nation-wide client base across every vertical, we’ve been consecutively included on the Inc 5000 and the BBJ Fast 50 since 2013.  We’re also proud to have been recognized with a Stevie Award for exceptional customer service and by the BBJ as a Best Place to Work.

We’re also proud to note that as we’ve grown, we’ve also increased our commitment to community service efforts. In 2010, we launched a nonprofit organization, Fed Up with Cancer. It supports families on the Massachusetts North Shore who are dealing with cancer. 