Roland DG says it’s had a positive response to its new finance program that allows printers to install wide format printing technology without any upfront investment.
“The Roland Rental Platinum program has so far been well received and initial feedback has been positive,” says Greg Stone, product and marketing manager, Roland DG Australia.
“Both dealers and customers can see that the program has many benefits because it allows our customers to better plan their business expenses and reduce the time spent on admin and paperwork, which for small businesses, means it frees them up for other tasks.”
Roland Rental Platinum expands upon Roland Rental - the company’s finance program launched in 2007 - and offers a complete package of Roland hardware, Roland inks, extended warranty, servicing and training, all in one monthly payment.
- Cost Savings - Save up to $2,000 per year or up to $10,000 on the life of the product (based on a 5 year agreement).
- Bundling - Inks, hardware, software, maintenance and servicing. No monthly purchase orders, accounting payables to different vendors which means far less process and paperwork each month, allowing you to do what you do best.
- Simplicity and speed - Simple documentation and approval in 24 hours* without the requirement of financial statements for sums up to $50,000 ex GST (subject to credit criteria).
- 100% tax deductible - Rental payments are an expense item for reporting purposes and are 100% tax deductible when equipment is used for business purposes.
- Conserves cash - Small monthly payments rather than one large upfront payment.
- Fixed monthly rental payments - Fixed payments throughout the term make budgeting easy.
- Interest on hardware only – you only pay interest on the hardware component, not on the additional services.
- No Residual responsibility - You have no large lump sum to pay at the end of term, just pay one extra repayment and own it!
- Government, Education and Corporate sectors - Rental payments may form part of the monthly operating budget and may not require capital expenditure approval.