Keep the demo day sale alive
Print shops often decide at a demo or a show. Eligible applications can receive an automated decision, subject to credit criteria, so the order doesn’t go cold while they think about cash.
Capra Connect comes with every partnership
Keep the right machine on the quote.
Garment decorators and print shops often want the extra heads, the faster printer or the wider format, but can’t free up the cash. Put a monthly option on every quote and let them choose the deposit and term that works.
15 minutes on Teams. Bring a real quote.
- No setup fee
- No exclusivity
- No minimums
The machine brings work in house. The upfront cost still stops the sale.
A new embroidery machine or DTF printer can take on more orders, but most small print businesses don’t keep that cash spare. A monthly figure lets them weigh the payment against the jobs the machine will run.
Your team keeps the conversation on the machine, its output and its support. Capra handles the finance.
Explore Capra ConnectEquipment your customers can finance
- Single and multi head embroidery machines
- DTF and DTG printers
- Wide and grand format printers
- Heat presses and transfer equipment
- Screen printing equipment
- Vinyl cutters and plotters
- Laser cutters and engravers
- Finishing and laminating equipment
Subject to the asset and lender criteria. Software, installation and training can often sit alongside the main machine where the lender accepts them.
Why print and embroidery suppliers use Capra
Your customers buy on output and turnaround. Give them a monthly figure that sits beside the spec sheet.
One link per quote
Quote the upgrade, not just the entry model
Send one link with the terms you choose. Your customer can compare the monthly cost of the six head against the four head without your team building a second quote.
Illustrative monthly rental
per month
Invoice value
£15,000
Illustration only. Subject to credit approval and the agreement terms.
Know who’s still deciding
See when a print shop opens its quote or applies, chase the ones that have gone quiet and track each deal through delivery, installation and payout.
How it works for a machine sale
You sell the machine and the support around it. We arrange the finance and keep your team in the loop.
Your team
Spec the machine
Agree the machine, heads, software and training, then send the finance quote with the price broken down.
Your customer
Choose the monthly figure
The print shop picks a term and deposit that fits its order book, applies online and signs if approved.
Capra
Get it funded
We deal with the lender, check what the package can include and tell you when the machine is ready to deliver and install.
No setup fee. No exclusivity. No minimum volumes.
Partner onboarding checks and terms apply.
Built around how print equipment is sold.
From show leads to installation day, finance should fit the way your team already sells.
How supplier finance works-
Help at shows and open days
We help your team put a monthly figure in front of visitors at the stand, so interest at a demo doesn’t wait for a quote to come back.
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Packages with software and training
Tell us what sits in the bundle. We check with the lender what can be included before you send the quote, so there are no surprises later.
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Upgrades for existing customers
Customers who bought outright a few years ago are good candidates for a bigger machine on finance. We help you plan how to approach them.
Getting started
We start with the machines you sell and how your team quotes them today.
- Send us a recent machine quoteWe’ll show you the monthly options a print shop would see beside the price.
- Set up your sales teamAfter onboarding checks, your sales team gets Capra Connect access and a short walkthrough.
- Quote your next demoUse it on a live opportunity and we’ll stay close until the machine is installed and you’re paid.
Let’s talk about your next machine sale
Send me a machine quote you’re working on. I’ll show you the monthly options your customer would see and how it fits your sales process.
Alex HallDirector, Capra Finance
Or call 01279 744159
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Explore Capra ConnectQuestions, answered
Curious what a print shop sees? Watch the walkthrough.
Which print and embroidery equipment can customers finance?
Durable equipment such as embroidery machines, DTF and DTG printers, wide format printers, heat presses, cutters and finishing equipment, subject to the asset and lender criteria. Tell us what you sell and we’ll check the options.
Can a package include software, training or consumables?
Lenders focus on the machine. Software, installation and training can often be included alongside it where the lender accepts them. Inks, threads and other consumables are usually left out. We check the quote before you send it.
Can customers finance used or refurbished machines?
Often, yes. The lender will consider the machine’s age, condition, warranty and the supplier. We check the options before you present them to the customer.
Can newer businesses apply?
Some lenders consider newer businesses, often with a deposit or extra security. We’ll tell you what’s realistic before your customer applies, so nobody is surprised.
Do our sales reps need to know about finance?
No. Your reps keep selling the machine. We show them when to mention the monthly figure, and we take every lender question from there.
When is the supplier paid?
The lender pays your business once delivery is confirmed and the required paperwork is complete. We confirm the timing with you for each deal.