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For business

Kitting out a team, not buying one laptop

We import ex-corporate machines by the lot, which means we can hold back matched units from a single shipment for one buyer. Offices, call centres and schools use that to fit out whole floors on identical specs.

What a corporate order gets you

Volume pricing

Tiered rates from 10 units up. The more of one model you take from a lot, the better the per-unit price.

Matched configurations

We hold back units from a single shipment so every machine your team gets is the same spec and the same batch.

Invoiced billing

Proper invoices with your company details, and payment terms rather than cash on delivery.

Imaging and setup

Tell us your standard build and we ship the machines already imaged, named and joined to your domain.

One point of contact

A named person who knows your account, not a general enquiry queue.

Priority on incoming stock

Tell us what you need and we look for it on the next container before it goes on the public site.

Who buys from us

We describe our customers by sector and order size rather than naming them — a company's name is theirs to give, not ours. Reference calls available on request, with that customer's agreement.

  • 310units

    Call centre

    Two floors on one matched spec

  • 200units

    Manufacturing

    Plant and back-office refresh

  • 160units

    Education

    Computer lab, imaged before delivery

  • 120units

    Logistics

    Depot and dispatch terminals

  • 85units

    Software house

    Developer machines, 32GB spec

  • 55units

    Healthcare

    Clinic front desks

  • 40units

    Financial services

    Branch rollout

  • 30units

    Creative agency

    Colour-accurate panels

Order volumes are placeholders for the design review — the client confirms the real figures before launch.

Trusted by

Customer logos go here once each company has agreed in writing.

Tell us what you need

The more you can tell us about specs and numbers, the more precisely we can quote against what is actually on the next container.