Brother Printer Leasing Australia Wide
Upfront cost putting off a new Brother? Lease with no upfront deposit, plus same business day response and next business day onsite service included.
Lease a Brother business printer anywhere in Australia from $160 a month ex GST on a 36 to 60 month term, with genuine Brother toner, parts and on site service included.
- No upfront deposit to find
- Toner, parts and service labour included
- You only buy paper
- Set monthly payment across a 36 to 60 month term
LeasemyPrinter arranges Brother printer leases Australia wide, from Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane through to regional centres, and the free quote request takes under 2 minutes.
Brother builds business printers for offices that want straightforward day to day operation.
Its device family keeps setup time short.
The business range runs from compact A4 mono units through to A4 colour workgroup devices.
All of them use super high yield toner cartridges, which stretch the gap between consumable changes.
Our Brother printer leasing programs cover the full business range.
Every lease includes break fix support, genuine Brother consumables, and onsite service.
Before you enquire
Do I have to commit to a long contract?
You choose the term at the start, anywhere from 36 to 60 months.
There is no day, week or month by month arrangement.
What happens on the final month?
At the end you either upgrade, stay on the equipment already in place, or hand it back.
We contact you before the date so it is never missed, and the terms of whichever path you pick are confirmed in writing.
What if my printing needs change?
You can move up a device class or swap models during the term, once the change is quoted and agreed.
New equipment arrives within 10 business days of a confirmed order, installation included.
How much printing makes a lease worthwhile?
There is no minimum size.
The useful test is volume.
Above about 500 pages a month, one monthly set plan is normally simpler.
It covers maintenance, genuine toner and remote diagnostics, instead of buying cartridges and paying for callouts.
We are already leasing a printer. Can we still get a quote?
Yes, and it is a common position to be in.
We quote now and set the installation against your current lease end date, so there is no overlap and no outage.
Check your existing notice window early, because those dates are easy to miss.
Enquired on Monday and had a printer installed by Friday. Fast, easy, and exactly what we needed.
Get your Brother lease quote
Last updated: September 2026
How much does it cost to lease a Brother printer?
Brother printer leasing is available from $160 a month ex GST on a 36 to 60 month term through LeasemyPrinter.
Searching for printer rental? Printer rental, copier rental and a printer lease all name this same agreement.
Terms run 36 to 60 months, and the set monthly payment covers the device, toner, parts, service labour and call outs. There is no day, week or month by month rental.
Brother printers are leased with all maintenance, toner, and support included on 3 to 5 year terms.
Why Choose Brother for Your Business
Brother multifunction devices are leased Australia wide on one all inclusive monthly price with servicing and genuine toner included.
Benefits of Brother Printer Leasing
Fewer Toner Changes
Brother super high yield toner options stretch the gap between toner changes.
That means fewer interruptions during the working week.
Toner, parts and service labour sit inside the monthly payment.
Reliable Performance
Brother business devices are rated for sustained daily operation across the duty cycles that small and medium workgroups generate, with parts and toner supply maintained through Australian distribution.
Brother Printers Available for Lease
Brother Business Range
MFC-L5755DW, MFC-L5900DW, MFC-L6700DW, MFC-L6900DW, MFC-L8690CDW, MFC-L8900CDW, MFC-L9570CDW
Brother Printers for Australian Industries
- Small and medium businesses seeking value
- Branch offices requiring reliable remote printing
- Professional services with moderate print volumes
- Retail locations needing compact solutions
- Startups and growing businesses
Not sure which printer suits your office?
Answer 12 quick questions about your print volume, colour needs and budget.
The free quiz takes about 2 minutes and matches you to one Kyocera printer with an estimated monthly cost. Other brands we lease are quoted on request. No obligation.
Brother Printer Leasing FAQs
Are Brother printers suitable for high volume printing?
Yes.
Brother's published specifications list a maximum monthly duty cycle of up to 100,000 pages on selected models.
Super high yield toner options suit high volume operation.
Do Brother printers support mobile printing?
Brother printers support AirPrint, Android printing, the Brother iPrint&Scan app, NFC tap to connect, and WiFi Direct.
What security features do Brother business printers include?
Brother business printers include secure print with PIN release and Active Directory integration.
They also carry SSL/TLS encryption and user level access controls.
Get your Brother lease quote
Compare options before you lease in Australia
Lease a Brother Printer in Your Capital City
Brother printer leasing is available in every Australian state and territory. Choose your capital city for local pricing and service details, or request a quote from anywhere in Australia using the form above.
Outside Perth, the same Brother range is leased across regional and outer metro Western Australia, where service travel time is the deciding factor rather than headline specifications. Local pricing and response detail is set out for Ellenbrook Brother printer lease.
Get Your Free Brother Printer Lease Quote
Genuine Brother consumables included · Full maintenance and support
Not ready for a quote yet?
Book a time for us to call you, or read the buyer's guide first.
Cyrus Dickie
Founder, LeasemyPrinter (Global Document Solutions Pty Ltd)
You deal with the founder directly, from first quote to ongoing support, since 2010.
Authored by Cyrus Dickie, Founder at LeasemyPrinter (Global Document Solutions Pty Ltd). In the industry since 2010.