Print Leasing Services

Print Leasing Services

Copier Rental

If applicable, buyout options are available at the end of the lease term.

Get quotes from several providers

Clean spills immediately and use dust covers

Use recommended maintenance and duty cycle schedules

How to lease a copier or printer

Page Volume Allowances and Overage Fees

Request quotes from at least two authorized dealers

Volume and capacity requirements for usage

Tax Treatment - Lease payments are a deductible operating expense; purchased assets can be depreciated

Buyout options at end of lease term, if applicable

Rental terms for copier/MFPs:

Technology can be upgraded more frequently

Provide supplemental capacity during a peak period

Contact lessor for maintenance, services, upgrades as needed



Print Leasing Services - Copier Lease

  • Copier Rental
  • Copier Lease
  • Copier Machine
  • Copier Lease
  • Copier Machine

Copier Lease Agreement

Lease payments are made monthly

Project and add up all costs over a 3-5 year period for both buying and leasing to derive the total cost of ownership. This provides an apples-to-apples comparison of the two alternatives over an equivalent term.

Fill in a temporary equipment gap or a need for coverage

Ownership - With buying you gain ownership; with leasing the equipment remains the property of the lessor

Choose a provider and negotiate the final agreement

Typical steps to lease a new copier or multifunction printer include:

Copier Lease Agreement
New Copier Lease

New Copier Lease

With a copier or MFP lease, it's important to examine:

Supply/consumables costs

Important Lease Considerations

Upgrade your technology more often

With proper care and maintenance, today's copiers and MFPs can deliver reliable service for 3-5 years or more in busy office environments.

The maximum monthly print/copy volume is allowed; any overages will cost you more.

Handle a special project or overflow workload



Print Leasing Services - Copier Lease

  • Copier Rental
  • Copier Lease
  • Copier Machine

Service Contract And Lease

Cash Flow: Leasing provides predictable payments, while buying can impact cash flow due to large initial payments.

Cost to upgrade or replace the system in the future

Compare warranty details between makes and models

Delivery and installation schedule

Leasing is less expensive upfront than buying, but you must pay the entire price upfront.

Service Contract And Lease
Technical Support Rentals

The following are some of the main differences between leasing and buying a copier/printer:

Some of the key differences between copier/printer leasing versus buying include:

By defining clearly the terms, costs and conditions of the lease, a tight contract protects both parties.

Print Leasing Services - Copier Rental

  1. Copier Rental
  2. Copier Lease
  3. Copier Machine
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Negotiate as much as possible to get the best price.

Rent a Copier or MFP for a Short Term

Key considerations when buying a new copier or multifunction printer:

Rental fees include service and supplies

Benefits of buying copiers and printers include:

Copier Sales

Lease Term

Service and supplies included - Confirm what is covered under lease payments

Options for lease termination

Factors to look at when buying copiers and MFPs:

Analyzing differences like these in relation to your specific situation will help determine if leasing or buying makes more financial and operational sense.

Upfront purchase costs - From $200 to $20,000+

Lease Term

Frequently Asked Questions

Leasing offers benefits like lower upfront costs, maintenance included, flexible terms, and easy equipment upgrades.

Opt for a fair market value lease, consider energy-efficient models, negotiate service agreements, and assess your true copier needs to save costs.

The best choice depends on your specific requirements. Evaluate factors like budget, usage volume, and desired features to determine if leasing, purchasing, or renting is ideal.