yearly service contract rates on average

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  • fshead
    Service Manager

    1,000+ Posts
    • Jan 2009
    • 2360

    #1

    yearly service contract rates on average

    im curious on what you guys are billing low volume color copiers excluding toners.
    i have a few ricoh mpc 2800s that i was offered to service,print,scan fax and would split
    it up in b/w and color cpc.
    i understand the price drops with higher clicks but were do you price yearly at 35,000 b/w and 20,000 color/year?
    im in ny so i know location matters too
    thnx in advance.............
  • cccjjn
    Technician

    50+ Posts
    • Jan 2011
    • 81

    #2
    Re: yearly service contract rates on average

    For that volume I'd be at $2,100 a year including the toner. I do not do contracts that do not include toner.

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    • fshead
      Service Manager

      1,000+ Posts
      • Jan 2009
      • 2360

      #3
      Re: yearly service contract rates on average

      Originally posted by cccjjn
      For that volume I'd be at $2,100 a year including the toner. I do not do contracts that do not include toner.
      ok.
      thnx for replying back.
      20k color would take 2 sets of toner and 35k b/w 2 black toners.
      does that seem fair as a estimate?

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      • slimslob
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        • May 2013
        • 37249

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        Re: yearly service contract rates on average

        We would base our contract on the recommended monthly volume. Monthly would be b/w and color combined since color copies use black. Toner is included in the contract but staples are not. All color is a meter charge. Total copies over the allowed average monthly amount are billed on quarterly basis. Lately with the growing use of scanning, we have considered adding a minimal meter for large volume of scans not associated with copying to compensate for the more frequent replacement for ADF feed parts.

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