Leasing
You pay a fixed amount over an agreed term for the use of the equipment. Payments are predictable, but you usually commit for the full term. Check what happens at the end: return, renewal or upgrade.
Leasing, rental & profit-share
You pay a fixed amount over an agreed term for the use of the equipment. Payments are predictable, but you usually commit for the full term. Check what happens at the end: return, renewal or upgrade.
Often shorter or more flexible than a lease, which can suit a trial or seasonal site. Flexibility can cost more per month, so compare the total cost over the period you expect to keep the machine.
The supplier provides the station and the income is split under agreed terms. It can reduce upfront cost, but read how revenue, costs, minimum volumes and the term are defined.
It depends on your expected daily sales, how long you plan to offer coffee and how much risk you want to carry. Leasing and rental spread the cost; profit-share can lower upfront cost in exchange for sharing income. Compare every option on its total cost and what is included.
Beanology presents an illy On The Go lease example and flexible profit-share options for L'OR To Go. Availability and terms depend on your site, so ask for them in writing.
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