Charles Hatchell
Director, Editor, and Designer in Union City, CA
When you lease a piece of equipment, the lender buys it and loans it to you. When the lease runs out, your business can purchase the equipment outright at an agreed value (usually 1 months payment), continue leasing it at a nominal value, or simply give it back. That means you can spread the cost of an expensive purchase over time, regularly upgrade important equipment, or both - so your business is equipped for growth.To keep it nice & simple, we've created a lease calculator (below) showing just how affordable a new purchase can be. Just build your basket, enter the amount of finance required and see just how little you can pay. Our plans start at 12 months and go all the way to 60 months for repayments, making it as affordable as possible.