Start with the structure that fits how your customer buys, then add the services, usage terms, and options the deal needs. Every program is written for office technology, so the paperwork matches what you’re selling.
The customer pays for the use of the equipment rather than its full cost, which keeps the monthly payment low. At the end of the term they choose what happens next.
The payments cover the full cost of the equipment over the term. When the last one is made, the customer takes ownership for one dollar.
The equipment and everything sold with it, including service, supplies, software, and installation, rolled into a single lease payment. The customer gets one bill, and you keep the service relationship.
A base payment plus metered usage, billed together. It’s the structure behind cost-per-image and managed print programs, and it extends to as-a-service subscriptions that bundle hardware, software, and support into one recurring fee.
Lease agreements written for towns, school districts, and public agencies, with the funding and documentation provisions public buyers need to get a deal approved.
Add equipment mid-term on a schedule that ends with the original lease, or upgrade before the term is up by rolling the remaining balance into a new agreement.
The customer’s legal name, what’s in the proposal, the structure and term you have in mind, and the payment you’re aiming for. We’ll take it from there.
A fair market value lease keeps the monthly payment lower because the customer pays for the use of the equipment, then chooses at the end of the term to return, renew, upgrade, or buy it at fair market value. A $1 buyout lease has a higher payment because it covers the full cost of the equipment, and the customer owns it for one dollar when the term ends.
Yes. A service-inclusive lease puts equipment, service, supplies, and software on one payment, and usage can be metered and billed with it.
Yes. We write agreements for towns, school districts, and public agencies, with the documentation those buyers require.