How Much to Lease a Copier in Australia?
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How Much to Lease a Copier in Australia?
A photocopier or copier lease in Australia is quoted in the same entry band as office printer leasing, which starts from $160 a month ex GST with toner, parts, and onsite service included on a 3 to 5 year term.
Any figure depends on what the machines are actually doing. For a business with several sites, our sister site Managed Printer Services offers a managed print assessment with no site visit ↗, which asks for your addresses and page counts to size the fleet. Our own leases work differently: you only buy paper.
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Which monthly cost band fits your office?
The Australian printer lease market sits in four broad monthly bands (ex GST, all inclusive). Find the band that matches your team and volume, then get a tailored quote. Figures are indicative market benchmarks, not LMP quotes.
- A4 mono MFPfrom $80 to $150
1 to 5 staff, under 1,000 pages per month
- A4 colour MFPfrom $150 to $220
5 to 15 staff, 1,000 to 3,000 pages per month
- A3 colour MFPfrom $220 to $320
10 to 30 staff, 3,000 to 8,000 pages per month
- A3 colour high volumefrom $320 to $500+
30+ staff, 8,000+ pages per month, finishing options
Indicative market benchmarks compiled from publicly published Australian printer lease pricing (May 2026).
All inclusive bands assume the lease bundles equipment, scheduled service, parts and toner consumables.
Your formal quote depends on the device, term, monthly page volume and finance provider.
Printer lease cost bands in Australia (indicative)
The Australian printer lease market sits in four broad monthly bands.
Figures below are indicative market benchmarks compiled from publicly published Australian pricing as at May 2026, not LMP quotes.
Your formal quote depends on the device, term, monthly page volume and finance provider.
| Device class | Typical use case | Monthly band (ex GST, all inclusive) |
|---|---|---|
| A4 mono MFP | 1 to 5 staff, under 1,000 pages per month | from $80 to $150 a month |
| A4 colour MFP | 5 to 15 staff, 1,000 to 3,000 pages per month | from $150 to $220 a month (LMP entry $160 a month ex GST on a 36 to 60 month term) |
| A3 colour MFP | 10 to 30 staff, 3,000 to 8,000 pages per month | from $220 to $320 a month |
| A3 colour high volume | 30+ staff, 8,000+ pages per month, finishing options | from $320 to $500+ a month |
Indicative market benchmarks compiled from publicly published Australian printer lease pricing (May 2026).
All inclusive bands assume the lease bundles equipment, scheduled service, parts and toner consumables.
Toner, parts, service labour and call outs are included in the monthly fee, so the only thing you buy is paper.
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At a glance
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Toshiba eStudio specification sheets list the entry class A3 mono multifunction eStudio 2528A at around 25 pages per minute at 1200 by 1200 dpi.
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Australian office printer leases at the entry tier start from $160 a month ex GST on a 36 to 60 month term, based on the Kyocera Australia product specification benchmark.
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A3 multifunction copiers consolidate print, copy, and scan into one device with a single service contract.
What 25 pages per minute at 1200 dpi means in practice
Toshiba eStudio specification sheets list the entry class A3 mono multifunction eStudio 2528A at around 25 pages per minute at 1200 by 1200 dpi.
A 25 page per minute speed handles most SME workloads, including quote packs and floor plans coming off the same A3 tray.
The 1200 dpi rating delivers crisp small text and accurate line work for legal, engineering, and architectural documents.
How copier lease pricing compares to office printer pricing
Australian office printer leases at the entry tier start from $160 a month ex GST on a 36 to 60 month term, based on the Kyocera Australia product specification benchmark.
A3 multifunction copiers in the same volume band typically sit close to that benchmark and scale up with finishing options, scan workflows, and security tooling.
A precise quote depends on monthly print volume, finisher requirements, and the security and workflow tooling needed on the device.
Why an A3 multifunction is the SME default
A3 multifunction copiers consolidate print, copy, and scan into one device with a single service contract.
Quote packs, floor plans, presentations, and proposal stitching all run from the same tray and the same toner cartridge.
An A4 only desktop will choke at lower speeds when the team is racing a tender deadline.
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Quick formFrequently asked questions
What is the standard speed for an entry A3 mono copier in Australia?
Entry class A3 mono multifunction copiers in Australia run around 25 pages per minute at 1200 by 1200 dpi, in line with the Toshiba eStudio 2528A specification.
How does copier lease pricing compare to office printer lease pricing?
Australian office printer leases at the entry tier start from $160 a month ex GST on a 36 to 60 month term, based on Kyocera Australia product specifications.
A3 multifunction copiers in the same volume band typically sit close to that benchmark and scale up with finishing options.
What does a copier lease include?
A copier lease typically includes the device, professional installation, all break fix maintenance, parts, and toner.
There are no per page charges: the only thing you buy is paper.
Why does an SME need an A3 multifunction rather than an A4 desktop?
An A3 multifunction handles quote packs, floor plans, and proposal stitching off the same tray.
An A4 desktop is too slow for tender deadlines and lacks the paper handling for larger documents.
How much does it cost to lease a photocopier in Australia?
Photocopier lease pricing follows the same bands as copier leasing: the entry tier starts from $160 a month ex GST on a 3 to 5 year term with toner, parts, and onsite service included, and the monthly figure scales with device speed, finishing options, and workflow tooling.
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