Photocopier and printer rental and lease in Central Queensland
Spread the cost of a new photocopier or printer with fixed monthly payments, put it on a managed print plan, or buy it outright. We lay out each option so you can compare.
- Fixed monthly payments
- No large outlay
- Delivered and set up
Four ways to get a new machine
Every option includes delivery and set up. The difference is how you pay.
| Managed print plan | Rental | Lease | Buy outright | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it covers | The machine, toner and printing on one bill | The machine, with fixed monthly payments | The machine, through your managed print agreement | The machine, paid for once |
| Up front | No large outlay | No large outlay | No large outlay | The full price |
| Each month | A plan amount plus the pages you print | A fixed payment for the term | A fixed payment for the term | Nothing for the machine |
| Toner | Included and sent automatically | Add a managed print plan | Included through the plan | Add a managed print plan, or order as needed |
| Suits | Most businesses | Keeping cash in the business | Businesses that prefer a lease | Businesses that want to own it outright |
From choosing to printing, without the big outlay
Rental is a popular way to get a new machine. You keep cash in the business and know exactly what you will pay each month.
Looking to hire a photocopier?
We do not offer short term hire. If you were searching for copier hire, rental may be what you need: a new machine on a set term with fixed monthly payments, set out in the rental documents, with no large outlay up front.
Tell us what you need and we will show you what rental would cost each month.

Copier rental and lease in your area
Every area has its own page, with the towns and suburbs around it.
What is the difference between rental and lease?
Can I put the machine on a managed print plan as well?
Are the payments tax deductible?
Do you offer copier hire?
Find out what a new machine would cost you each month.
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