In June 2007, the Multi-Platform, GoPrint (GS-4) Self-Service, Cost Recovery, Network Printer Management Solution was released. This all new Java based architecture, includes highly advanced features that include a non-resident web-based client popup, a customizable user interface simultaneous use of multiple payment systems, and much more.

In May 2007, GoPrint completed its CERTIFIED interface to CBORD'S CS-GOLD one card system and announced a greatly expanded partnership relationship.

In May 2006, GoPrint initiated support for credit cards and PayPal allowing users to add value to their accounts.

In April 2006, completed and shipped its CERTIFIED interface to NuVision Networks one card system.

In July 2005, GoPrint introduced, shipped and installed the first 100 percent Red Hat LINUX server based version of the GoPrint GS-3 Print Cost Recovery System.

In July 2004, GoPrint introduced, shipped and installed the first MACINTOSH OSX server based version of the GoPrint GS-3 Print Cost Recovery System.

In February 2004, GoPrint completed its interface and became a CERTIFIED Blackboard Building Blocks Partner.

In February 2004, GoPrint completed its interface and became a CERTIFIED CBORD Campus Elements Partner.

In November 2003, GoPrint introduced, shipped and installed the first 100 percent Gentoo LINUX server based version of the GoPrint GS-3 Print Cost Recovery System.

In August 2003 the 100% web enabled, GoPrint (GS-3) Self-Service, Cost Recovery, Network Printer Management Solution was released. This all new architecture, written primarily in Java and including the most advanced features of any print management product, retains its simple and easy-to-use user interface while adding multiple purse quota accounts, computer labs scheduling, rules based printing, password protection and much, much more.

In October 2002 The GoPrint (GS-2) Self-Service, Cost Recovery, Network Printer Management Solution was released. Primarily a C++ written product, with Java components, this advanced and greatly improved new version adds single rules based printing, new card readers, improved page counting including PCL-6 and support for Macs.

In August 2000 "The GoPrint Solution" Self-Service Touchscreen Network Printer Management System, Version 1 was released.

The "GS-1" was designed from scratch and is ALL NEW from the basic program architecture to the unequalled PayStation user interface. This one sizzles! Beginning with the installation wizards, and proceeding to the detailed on-line help, this system offers huge advantages over its predecessors and competitors.

Providing "THE EASIEST WAY TO CHARGE FOR PRINTING AND RECOVER COSTS," the GS-1 is a complete replacement for any and all previous products. Its incredibly friendly user interface operates with a touchscreen or mouse. The GS-1 lists all debit card and cash systems in its set-up menu. Setting up or changing a PayStation card reader (or using the system without card control) is as easy as selecting a printer. The GS-1 offers great expandability; standards based architecture, excellent security, and extraordinary ease of use and management.

In 1999 the LYNX-5000si Self-Service Touchscreen Printer Management System was released. A Microsoft NT based solution with robust features, enterprise expandability, and a Windows like user interface; it filled the need for a Windows NT based solution.

In 1996 the LYNX-5000 Touchscreen Network Printer Manager, was released. A DOS and Novell based solution.

In 1994 the LYNX-199 Standalone Printer Manager was released. It enabled chargeable on-demand printing, using student debit cards.