Gotomyerp Invites Businesses to Experience Sage 50 Cloud Hosting with a 30-Day Risk-Free Test Drive

Sep 29, 2026

Costa Mesa, California , September 29, 2026 -- Fully Managed Sage 50 Hosting Combines Dedicated Cloud Resources, Remote Accessibility, Migration Assistance and Enterprise-Level Data Security

Gotomyerp, a leading provider of fully managed cloud hosting for accounting and ERP applications, is inviting Sage 50 users to experience the advantages of moving their accounting environment to the cloud with a complimentary 30-day risk-free test drive of its Sage 50 Cloud Hosting platform.

Designed for small and mid-sized businesses that want to retain the familiar capabilities of Sage 50 while reducing their dependence on local servers and office-based infrastructure, gotomyerp's Sage 50 hosting service provides businesses with a personalized cloud environment supported by dedicated server resources, ongoing maintenance, migration assistance and technical support.

The 30-day test drive gives prospective customers an opportunity to evaluate the hosted Sage 50 experience before making a long-term commitment. Businesses can experience application performance, remote access and the overall cloud environment while determining whether hosted Sage 50 is the right fit for their organization.

"Businesses shouldn't have to make an important technology decision based solely on a presentation or a list of features," said Robert Eppele, CEO of gotomyerp. "Our Sage 50 test drive gives companies an opportunity to experience the cloud environment for themselves. They can see how Sage 50 performs, understand the advantages of dedicated hosting and evaluate whether the platform makes sense for their employees and accounting workflows before committing to a migration."

Bringing Sage 50 Beyond the Office Desktop

Sage 50 provides accounting capabilities for businesses that need tools for financial reporting, payment workflows, customer management and other core accounting functions. gotomyerp enables businesses to place their licensed Sage 50 application within a secure cloud server environment, allowing authorized users to connect remotely rather than being limited to a single local workstation or office server.

For businesses with employees working from multiple offices, home environments or other locations, the hosted model can provide greater flexibility while maintaining centralized access to the organization's Sage 50 application and data.

Users connect to the remote environment and work within Sage 50 much as they would from a locally installed desktop application. gotomyerp supports access from PCs, Macs, and other suitable connected devices.

Dedicated Resources and Fully Managed Hosting

Rather than requiring businesses to purchase, configure, and maintain their own server infrastructure, gotomyerp manages the cloud hosting environment on behalf of its customers.

The company's Sage 50 hosting offering includes dedicated server resources designed to support performance and scalability, along with proactive software maintenance and infrastructure management. Gotomyerp also handles hosting setup, installation, and ongoing upkeep, helping organizations reduce the internal IT burden associated with maintaining accounting software on local infrastructure.

Key benefits include:

  • Dedicated cloud server resources optimized for Sage 50
  • Remote access for authorized users
  • Enterprise-level cybersecurity protections
  • Sage 50 migration and consulting assistance
  • Integration support for compatible third-party applications
  • Proactive maintenance and software updates
  • Disaster-response and recovery capabilities
  • Technical assistance through phone, chat, and email
  • Flexible hosting configurations based on individual business requirements
  • A complimentary 30-day risk-free test drive

Expert Sage 50 Migration and Integration Support

Migrating accounting software to the cloud involves more than simply copying a company file to another computer.

Businesses may have years of accounting records, customized configurations, specialized workflows, and third-party applications connected to their Sage environment.

Gotomyerp provides Sage 50 consulting and migration services designed to help businesses transition their existing accounting environment into the cloud while supporting integrations with compatible third-party applications.

"Our objective is to make the transition as straightforward as possible," Eppele added. "Companies have built important processes around Sage 50, and moving to the cloud shouldn't mean abandoning those processes. We help businesses create an environment that supports the way they already work while giving them greater flexibility, accessibility and infrastructure support."

Security Designed Around Business-Critical Financial Data

Financial applications contain some of an organization's most important business information, making cybersecurity a central consideration when evaluating a hosting provider.

Gotomyerp's Sage 50 hosting environment is designed with enterprise-level cybersecurity measures intended to protect customer applications and business data. The company hosts customer environments within AWS data centers and provides dedicated infrastructure designed around secure remote application access.

The hosted model also provides businesses with disaster-response capabilities and managed infrastructure that can reduce the risks associated with relying exclusively on physical office equipment.

Try Sage 50 Cloud Hosting Before Making the Move

For companies evaluating whether to replace an aging server, support remote accounting employees or simply make Sage 50 more accessible, gotomyerp's 30-day risk-free test drive provides an opportunity to evaluate the platform firsthand.

Businesses can explore the environment, speak with Sage specialists and receive guidance on a hosting configuration designed around their specific requirements before making a long-term decision.

Organizations interested in experiencing gotomyerp's Sage 50 Cloud Hosting can request a live demonstration or personalized pricing consultation atwww.gotomyerp.com/ or call 877-888-5525.

About gotomyerp

Gotomyerp is a provider of fully managed cloud hosting solutions for Sage, QuickBooks and other ERP and business applications. Since 2005, the company has provided Sage cloud hosting services designed around the requirements of small and mid-sized businesses across a variety of industries. gotomyerp provides dedicated cloud environments, application migration assistance, infrastructure maintenance, cybersecurity, disaster recovery and technical support to help organizations securely access and operate their business-critical accounting applications from the cloud.

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