IT Equipment Leasing Solutions
Explore our diverse range of IT equipment for lease, designed to meet various business needs. From office essentials to specialised technology, our leasing options ensure your business is well-equipped. This approach enhances productivity while offering financial flexibility.
Below are the common types of IT equipment that businesses lease from us:
Types Of IT Equipment Leasing
Finance Lease
Our finance lease solution for IT Equipment offers a comprehensive 100% financing structure, encompassing not just the equipment but also soft costs like software, services, and installation. This holistic approach ensures that you’ll have everything you need to operate efficiently without the financial strain of full upfront payment. At the end of the lease term, there is the flexibility to either return the equipment or opt for purchase, allowing you to make decisions that best suit your business’ evolving needs.
Benefits
Preserves your credit lines with banks / financial institutions
Up to 100% financing including soft costs
Flexibility to purchase or return equipment at the end of lease
Fair Market Value
The Fair Market Value lease plan for IT Equipment is designed for businesses seeking lower monthly repayments. Under this arrangement, we retain ownership of the equipment, while you enjoy the right to use these assets. This plan is particularly advantageous for companies looking to balance their budget without compromising on technology quality. At the end of the lease, you may return them or continue to pay for their use, providing significant flexibility in managing technology resources.
Benefits
Lower monthly repayments
Up to 100% financing
Option to extend the lease at the end of agreement
Sell & Leaseback
Ideal for businesses with substantial asset acquisitions, the Sell & Leaseback program for IT Equipment offers a unique opportunity to improve your cashflow. This program involves selling your owned technology assets to us and then leasing them back. It’s an effective strategy to remove depreciating assets from your balance sheet while retaining their use. This arrangement enhances financial flexibility, allowing businesses to reallocate resources more effectively and focus on core operations.