Get your printer lease quote in 43 seconds
Answer a few quick questions about your office and the printer lease calculator matches you to the right Kyocera machine.
Use it as a photocopier lease calculator, a copier lease calculator or a printer leasing cost calculator, the maths is the same.
Your monthly figure appears in 43 seconds (plus GST), on either a 4 or 5 year lease.
How your estimate is worked out
What sets your monthly figure.
The calculator asks four things: your pages a month, a four or five year term, any finishing extras, and where to send your figure.
Your page count picks the machine, from a compact Kyocera colour model for about one box of paper a month to a TASKalfa colour machine for twelve boxes.
The machine cost is spread across your term, so five years gives a lower monthly figure than four.
An amount for your included pages is built into the same figure, with toner, parts, labour and onsite service inside it.
Hole punching, stapling and fax each add a small set amount a month, and only if you tick them.
What changes your figure.
- How many pages your office prints each month.
- Whether you choose a four or a five year term.
- Which finishing extras you tick.
What happens after you see it.
Your figure is emailed to you straight away.
A member of our team then calls to confirm the details and put a firm quote in writing.
The estimate is indicative and quoted on Kyocera machines, so tell us if you prefer HP, Toshiba or OKI.
If you need a three year term, ask for it when we call.
Common questions
Questions Australian buyers ask us.
How much does it cost to lease a printer in Australia?+
It varies by machine and volume, with a starting from price per model and toner, parts and service included.
The calculator gives you the figure in 43 seconds, with toner, parts and service already included.
How do you calculate the cost of printing?+
Printing cost combines the monthly lease and the cost per page for what you print, split between mono and colour.
The calculator brings these together so you see a realistic monthly total.
Is it better to buy or lease a printer?+
Leasing keeps the cost predictable, includes service and, with GDS, never auto renews.
Buying suits a business that wants to own the machine outright.
The calculator shows the monthly impact.
How much does a photocopier cost to lease?+
A copier is priced on the model and your volume, so the calculator returns your monthly figure in 43 seconds with everything but paper included.