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What is Printer Lease?

A printer lease is a finance style agreement to use a device over a set term, usually 36 to 60 months, with service and toner bundled into one monthly payment.

A printer lease is a finance style agreement that lets a business use a device across a set term, most commonly 36 to 60 months, in exchange for one set monthly payment.

The agreement is normally arranged through a finance provider, which is what separates a lease from a straight rental in structure.

On a bundled lease the monthly figure covers the equipment, toner, parts, service labour and call outs, so paper is the only running cost the business buys separately.

A lease is often confused with a rental.

Both can bundle service and consumables, so inclusions are not what separates them.

The difference is the structure of the agreement and what happens at the end of the term.

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In short

  • Finance style agreement over a set term, usually 36 to 60 months.
  • Arranged through a finance provider. You do not own the device at the end.
  • Service and toner are commonly bundled into one monthly payment.

Lease, rental and hire compared

Lease compared with rental and hireThree columns comparing how printer agreements are structured. A lease is a finance style agreement over 36 to 60 months, arranged through a finance provider, with service and toner bundled. A rental also runs 36 to 60 months but is arranged directly, with ownership staying with the provider and service and toner bundled. Neither a lease nor a rental ends with you owning the device. Hire is short term use under 12 months, with no ownership at the end and the highest cost per month. Lease and rental both bundle service and toner, so bundling is not what separates them.LeaseFinance style agreement36 to 60 monthsArranged via a finance providerService and toner bundledRentalProvider keeps ownership36 to 60 monthsNo ownership at the endService and toner bundledHireShort term useUnder 12 monthsNo ownership at the endHighest cost per monthService and toner can be bundled in all three, so inclusions are not what tells them apart.Term length and what happens at the end are the real difference.
All three can bundle service and toner. Term length and what happens at the end are what separate them.

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Frequently asked questions

Is a printer lease the same as a printer rental?

No.

A lease is a finance style agreement over a set term, arranged through a finance provider.

A rental keeps ownership with the provider throughout.

Neither leaves you owning the device at the end.

Both can include service and toner, so the inclusions do not tell them apart.

How the agreement is structured does.

How long does a printer lease run?

Terms usually run 36 to 60 months.

A shorter term costs more each month and lets you change device sooner.

A longer term lowers the monthly figure and suits an office whose print volume is settled.

Cyrus Dickie, Founder at Global Document Solutions

Cyrus Dickie

Founder, Global Document Solutions

You deal with the founder directly, from first quote to ongoing support, since 2010.

Authored by Cyrus Dickie, Founder at Global Document Solutions. In the industry since 2010.

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