HP offers subscription plan for printer hardware and ink

HP will ship printers and ink as a part of a brand new subscription service.

The newest direct-to-consumer subscription plan doesn’t contain attire or cosmetics.

Client know-how firm HP is launching the “HP All-In Plan,” an all-inclusive printing subscription obtainable within the 50 U.S. states that features a devoted help service. When clients join, they get a brand new printer, automated ink supply earlier than they ever run out, and steady printer protection with expedited 24/7 dwell help. 

If a buyer has a printer situation that HP cannot remedy on the telephone, the corporate will ship a alternative, subsequent enterprise day, at no extra value together with return transport prices. 

The way it works

The printer detects when it’s low on ink and mechanically sends extra to the shopper’s residence earlier than they run out. When a buyer is completed with the plan or want to improve to a brand new printer, they will ship again the used printer with an HP -provided pay as you go transport label. 

Prospects have the choice to improve to a brand new printer any time after two years and not using a cancellation payment. In the event that they don’t need to improve, they will select to proceed with their present printer.

So long as an HP All-In Plan stays lively, a printer is roofed for twenty-four/7 HP troubleshooting and restore providers. Prospects can attempt the HP All-In Plan risk-free for 30 days with no upfront prices or commitments. Inside 10 days of canceling, they will ship again the used printer and ink cartridges with a pay as you go transport label to keep away from cancellation charges.

Prospects don’t have to pay upfront, however choose a brand new printer and a plan based mostly on how a lot they want to print month-to-month and enter billing and transport data. Month-to-month cost is mechanically charged to their credit score or debit card on file on the finish of every month.

Relying on mannequin of printer chosen, the plan prices $6.99, $8.99 or $12.99 a month.

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