The price of the machine and the price of the maintenance contract are given to you after the demonstration. The robot becomes your asset, the servicing stays with us. It is exactly the same equipment as the machines we run under a service contract.
Not every site needs a service contract. Some have their own technical team, a capital budget and an operation that will not change for years. Buying makes sense in that case, and we say so plainly. We then sell the machine and stay on the maintenance, because a robot that is not serviced ends up as a robot that is not running. Easy to Clean is an authorised Pudu distributor: the full range, the service and the maintenance are set out on the dedicated page.
The price depends on the model and on the configuration chosen, including the docking station, the filling point and the accessories. The maintenance figure depends on your floors and on the number of daily runs. Both are settled after the demonstration. To place a quotation against published market prices, see our guide to the total cost of a robot.
The same as under the full-service contract. We bring the machine to you, on your floors. That is what settles the model and the settings, and therefore the price.
Two separate lines: the equipment and the maintenance contract. You know exactly what you are paying for, and why.
Installation, mapping, settings zone by zone. The robot is ready to work by the time we leave.
Your operatives learn how to start a run, empty the tanks, clean the accessories and read the reports.
Planned visits, parts changed at the right moment, updates applied. We monitor wear remotely and step in before a breakdown.
Buying means taking back four risks that renting leaves with us. None of them is a deal breaker; they simply need to be on the table before you decide.
Replacement is not guaranteed
The contract covers attendance on site. A loan machine during a long period out of action remains an option. On a full-service contract, a replacement robot within 72 working hours is included.
The machine ages on your balance sheet
Depreciation and technology risk are yours, as with any equipment. Under a rental they stay with us: the fleet is renewed at no cost to you.
Changing model means reselling
If your floor area grows or a covering is replaced, a machine you own will not necessarily keep up. Under a rental it is swapped for the model that fits.
Budget committed to a cleaning machine
The money is tied up, and the resale value of a commercial cleaning robot remains hard to predict.
If you would rather tie up nothing and transfer the risk, the same equipment is available as a full-service contract, for a monthly fee. See the full-service contract →
Yes. It cannot be separated from the purchase: a commercial cleaning robot has wear parts, brushes, squeegees and filters, whose replacement rate depends directly on your floors, and it needs regular software updates. The contract covers preventive servicing, those parts and those updates. It is what allows us to guarantee that the machine keeps working over the years, exactly as on a full-service contract.
Planned preventive servicing, wear parts, software updates and repairs on site. A loan robot while a machine is out of action is an option here, unlike the full-service contract, where it is included.
Because wear depends on the floor and on how hard the machine works. Power-floated concrete in a warehouse wears brushes out far faster than office tiling, and three runs a day do not cost the same as one. The figure is settled after the demonstration, once we know your real conditions.
A commercial cleaning robot is usually depreciated over four to five years. Your accountant will decide on the basis of how you use it, but that is the usual order of magnitude for this kind of equipment.
The contract is priced per machine, though a fleet earns a lower rate per unit. Covering only part of the fleet is possible, even if we do not recommend it: machines that are not followed deteriorate faster and end up costing more.
The maintenance contract takes over servicing and wear parts, which the warranty does not cover in any case. For failures that are covered, we handle the relationship with the manufacturer on your behalf.
Yes. Some operators buy for a pilot site and then switch to the service contract when they equip the rest of the estate, so as not to tie up capital again and again.
We look at your floors, decide on the machine, and price both options.
