Office Photocopiers • Leasing • Rental • Managed Print

Are Your Office Photocopier Costs Too High?

Already leasing or renting a photocopier, paying a service charge or comparing a new quotation? Send Camelott what you're currently paying. We'll review the equipment, finance and running costs and tell you whether there is a better commercial option — or whether keeping what you already have makes more sense.

Send whatever you have: lease or rental costs, a service invoice, cost-per-copy charges, an existing contract, a competing quotation or your current print volumes. You do not need to have everything.

No obligation. No commission-led sales pitch. If your current arrangement already makes commercial sense, we'll tell you.

Send what you have We review the complete cost You receive a clear commercial view
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Why ask Camelott to take a second look?

Copier advice based on what actually makes sense

A photocopier quote can look competitive without being the best commercial option. Camelott looks at the requirement, equipment and ongoing costs together before recommending what you should do next.

No Commission-Led Sales Team

The aim is to find the right commercial answer, not the biggest machine or longest agreement.

In-House Technical Support

Support goes beyond the copier itself, including printing, scanning, networking and practical setup.

Independent Multi-Brand Choice

The requirement comes first and the manufacturer second, so the equipment can be matched to the job.

Total Cost, Not Just Headline Price

We consider the machine, finance, service and running costs, rather than judging a deal on one attractive monthly figure.

Sometimes the right recommendation is a different photocopier. Sometimes it is to wait. And sometimes keeping what you already have is the better decision.

Independent customer feedback

What customers say about Camelott®

The strongest test of copier support is what happens after the equipment is installed. These customers comment on our managed print service, technical support and photocopier rental.

★★★★★
“Honest, helpful”

Tom describes Camelott as straightforward to deal with, says pricing is fair and recommends the team after using Camelott for managed print.

Tom Luter 5-star Trustpilot review · Managed Print
★★★★★
“Technical support is immediate”

Glenn describes the team as professional and proactive and specifically highlights the speed of technical support.

Glenn 5-star Trustpilot review · Managed Print
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“The support is great”

Sarah specifically reviews Camelott's photocopier rental service and ongoing support, including help with an unusual printing requirement.

Sarah Meredith 5-star Trustpilot review · Photocopier Rental
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A straightforward commercial review

How we review your current photocopier costs

You do not need to choose a machine before speaking to us. Start with whatever information you already have and we can work from there.

Step 1

Send what you already have

This could be your lease or rental figure, service invoice, cost-per-copy rates, existing contract, competing quotation or print volumes. You do not need to have every document before we start.

Step 2

We check what you actually need today

Organisations change. Print volumes may fall, colour use can change and features such as A3, finishing or higher speeds may no longer be necessary. We do not automatically replace the old machine with the same specification.

Step 3

We compare the complete cost

The monthly rental is only part of the picture. We consider the equipment, finance, service structure and realistic running costs together so the comparison reflects what the copier is actually costing the organisation.

Step 4

You get a clear commercial view

The recommendation might be a different photocopier, a better agreement, waiting until the current lease finishes or simply keeping the equipment you already have. The aim is to improve the position, not create a change for the sake of making a sale.

Our job is not to sell you the biggest machine or the longest agreement. It is to work out what will cost you least and work best over the time you actually use it.
Look beyond the headline figure

The headline price is not always the price you pay

Two photocopier quotations can look similar on the surface but produce very different costs over the agreement. These are some of the areas we check when comparing an existing contract or new proposal.

Minimum Billing

Some agreements can include a minimum service charge even when actual printing is below that level. We check whether you are paying for output you do not use.

Included Print Allowances

An allowance of “included prints” can sound attractive, but it may mean paying in advance for volumes that are never produced. The allowance needs to match real usage.

How Colour Pages Are Counted

Headline colour click rates are only useful if you understand how chargeable colour output is counted. We check the billing structure, not just the number printed on the quotation.

Recurring IT or Scanning Charges

Some proposals include ongoing support charges for printing, scanning or related configuration. We look at whether those charges are genuinely needed for the way the system is being used.

Admin & Contract Charges

Administration or other contractual charges can change the total cost of a proposal. A fair comparison needs to include the costs that will actually appear during the agreement.

The Wrong Machine Specification

An oversized copier can mean paying for speed, A3 or finishing features that are no longer required. An underspecified machine can be costly to run and unreliable under heavier usage. Both can become expensive mistakes.

We are interested in the total cost of ownership, not simply producing the lowest-looking monthly figure. The right comparison includes the equipment, agreement, service structure and the way your organisation actually prints.
Need equipment rather than a cost review?

What if you actually need a photocopier?

We can help with that too. Once we understand the expected print volume, A3 or A4 requirement, colour use, scanning, finishing and working environment, we can compare the most appropriate equipment and commercial route.

Photocopier Leasing

Spread the equipment cost across a fixed term while keeping capital available elsewhere. We generally avoid unnecessarily long agreements and focus on the sensible term for the requirement.

Photocopier Leasing

Buy a Photocopier

Outright purchase can make sense where ownership, available capital or a longer-term equipment strategy favours buying. New is not automatically the only sensible option.

Photocopiers to Buy

Photocopier Rental

Rental can suit temporary requirements, projects, events or organisations that need greater flexibility rather than committing to a conventional longer-term finance arrangement.

Photocopier Rental

Managed Print Service

Combine equipment with ongoing service and consumables management. Toner monitoring and technical support can reduce the day-to-day administration involved in keeping office printing operational.

Managed Print Services

Not sure whether to buy, lease or rent?

You do not need to decide that first. Tell us what the organisation needs to achieve and we can compare the sensible options with you.

I Need a Photocopier

Equipment should be specified around genuine requirements. That may mean A3 or A4, colour or mono, new or used, one machine or several — and in some cases retaining existing equipment can still be part of the right solution.

Real decisions, not automatic renewals

Good photocopier advice starts with questioning the old specification

Copier requirements change over time. The machine that was right five years ago is not automatically the right machine at renewal — and the cheapest-looking proposal is not automatically the lowest-cost solution.

Example 01 Downsizing at Renewal

Less A3 use meant the old specification no longer made sense

A long-standing property customer reached renewal with much less A3 printing than when the previous machine had been chosen. Rather than replace it like for like, we reviewed what the business was actually using.

The result was a smaller, more cost-effective floor-standing A3 multifunction device with the functionality the business now needed, including print-from-anywhere capability.

The renewal was based on current usage — not the old machine.
Example 02 Seven Copier Quotes

Seven quotations were solving roughly the same problem

A prospect had collected seven quotations centred around essentially the same high-output office photocopier. Looking at the actual print requirement suggested the main machine was larger than necessary.

The organisation was also running a separate colour printer that was expensive and unreliable. Instead of simply quoting another version of the same machine, we proposed two appropriately sized multifunction devices to better reflect how the organisation actually printed.

Comparing seven prices is not the same as questioning the requirement.
Example 03 New, Used or Keep It

The right answer is not automatically a brand-new photocopier

Where reliability is operationally critical, a new machine can be the sensible choice. In another situation, good used equipment may offer better value. And if the existing equipment remains suitable, changing it early can create unnecessary cost.

We look at usage, condition, running cost, remaining agreement term and how important the device is to the organisation before recommending a route.

New, used and existing equipment all have a place when the numbers support them.
Example 04 Waiting Can Be Cheaper

A better quotation does not always mean you should change today

An organisation can have an expensive existing arrangement and still be better off waiting if there is too much remaining on the current finance agreement or if changing early creates additional settlement cost.

Where that is the position, the sensible advice can be to wait and review again closer to the end of the agreement.

The cheapest long-term decision is not always the quickest change.
This is why we do not start by asking which photocopier model you want. We start with what the organisation prints, what it is currently paying and what it actually needs the equipment to do.
Requirement first. Manufacturer second.

Office photocopiers and business printers

If you need new equipment, we can compare the practical A3, A4, colour and mono options around the way your organisation actually prints. These Toshiba e-STUDIO models are examples of the equipment available — not a substitute for getting the specification right first.

A3 Colour

A3 Colour Multifunction Photocopiers

For offices that genuinely need A3, colour printing, scanning and workgroup functionality. Different speeds allow the equipment to be matched more closely to realistic print volume.

Toshiba e-STUDIO examples
A3 Mono

A3 Mono Multifunction Photocopiers

For organisations with heavier black-and-white output that still need A3, scanning and larger workgroup capability without paying for colour functionality that may not be required.

Toshiba e-STUDIO examples
Compact A4

A4 Office Printers & Multifunction Devices

If the organisation rarely or never uses A3, a smaller A4 device can reduce footprint and avoid paying for capability that adds little practical value.

Toshiba e-STUDIO examples

Don't know which model you need?

That's normal. Tell us the number of users, approximate volumes, whether you genuinely need A3, colour and scanning requirements and anything unusual about the workflow. We can work out the specification from there.

Help Me Choose
Photocopier supply and support

Some of the areas we cover

Camelott supplies office photocopiers, business printers, leasing, rental and managed print support across these and other areas in England and Wales.

Location does not change the way we approach the requirement. We still review the equipment, current agreement and ongoing costs before recommending whether to buy, lease, rent, change or keep what is already in place.

Before you renew, replace or accept another quotation

Send us what you're paying and let us check the complete cost

Already leasing or renting a photocopier, paying a service charge or considering a competing quotation? You do not need to work out the answer yourself. Send us the information you have and we'll review the commercial position before you decide what to do next.

Whatever you have is enough to start Lease or rental figure Service invoice Cost-per-copy rates Existing agreement Competing quotation Print volumes
No obligation No commission-led sales pitch Clear commercial comparison

A review does not have to result in a new machine. If waiting, changing the specification or keeping your current arrangement makes more commercial sense, that can be the right answer.

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