What we finance, and who funds it
We arrange printing equipment financing through a network of major Canadian banks and specialised leasing institutions. Digital and offset presses, wide-format and signage printers, cutters, folders and binding lines, and prepress and finishing upgrades all qualify. New equipment from a distributor and quality used or remanufactured presses both work, and a press plus its finishing line can be financed as one package so the whole workflow arrives together. Shops opening their first floor can use startup structures built for that situation.
Financing the capability that wins the job
Print work follows capability. A shop that cannot fold, bind or run wide-format sends that portion of the job elsewhere, and the customer often follows it. Financing a finishing line or a wide-format printer is usually a decision about which jobs the shop can quote on at all, and the payment is covered by work the shop could not previously accept. Terms flex with the expected life of the machine, which in this sector is long.
Keeping pace with turnaround expectations
Customers now expect short runs delivered fast, and older equipment answers that with make-ready time nobody is paying for. Newer presses typically mean less setup, less waste and fewer missed deadlines, and those gains show up against a predictable monthly payment rather than a lump sum. Applications above $250,000 require financial statements; below that, the paperwork is lighter. Request a quote with the press you have in mind, and we come back with real terms from lenders who finance print every day.
