At eDatasphere, Inc., we understand the importance of cash flow in your business. Even during times of high business activity, there may be circumstances that cause constraints on your cash flow. We believe that after finding the right software solution for your business, you should have the flexibility to choose how you want to pay for it. That is why we offer flexible
100% financing options.
Here a just a few reasons why software financing can play an
essential role in your business strategy:

Our flexible leasing solutions allow you to finance every aspect of your new system investment including all: software, hardware, training, annual maintenance & support, data conversions, etc. into a low fixed monthly payment. Traditional financing methods usually do not cover soft cost items.

Software leasing allows you pay for the software as income is earned
from its use. And, instead of a sizable cash outlay, leasing allows you to conserve capital
by creating a low (fixed) monthly payment that your business can more
easily manage. Since software financing covers 100% of the investment,
it conserves your working capital for other needs.

You can choose the length of the lease as well as the amount of advance payments you
wish to make. Because you are in control, lease financing provides your business with more flexibility over traditional financing options.

Many other financing programs require a sizable down payment. Our flexible leases generally only require the first and last months payments be paid at the start of the lease.

The whole software financing process is faster, simpler and often
less costly than bank financing alternatives. Also, banks often require compensating balances or other restrictive policies such as sizable down payments, client list reviews, cash flow projections and the like.
Software leases are always less costly than normal credit card lines.

In many cases, software lease payments can be treated as a fully tax
deductable expense. You can also receive tax benefits from the
IRS Section 179 deduction.

Bank credit lines are not affected, so you retain your bank borrowing
capacity for other needs. Plus, it provides you with another financing
source for your future needs. |