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HP Launches New Print Subscription Plan

Written By Randolph Novino
Published • March 3rd, 2024
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HP has a solution for people tired of dealing with printers – their new HP All-In Plan. The plan aims to take all the frustration out of printing by including everything you need in one monthly fee. in the recent press blog Diana Sroka, Head of product, Consumer Services detailed.

For a low price starting at $6.99 per month, the All-In Plan gives you a printer, ink delivered before you run out, and support all included. No more buying ink or worrying if your printer will work – HP handles it. The plan comes with next business day replacement if problems occur so your printer is never down.

Customers can choose from plans for personal or small business use. Each plan comes with a certain number of pages included monthly, and HP will provide extra pages if needed for a small fee. After two years, members have the option to upgrade their printer to the latest model.

In a pilot program, over a third of customers chose the monthly plan versus buying a printer. Ninety percent stayed with the service for two years, showing people like the hassle-free printing.

HP All-In Plan Pricing

Plan	Monthly Pages	Cost
Basic	15	$6.99 (PHP 400)
Standard	25	$9.99 (PHP 600)
Premium	50	$14.99 (PHP 850)

The All-In Plan aims to make printing accessible for all. Families can print homework and photos without stress. Small businesses can focus on work instead of whether the printer works. HP even offers 24/7 phone support to help with any issues.

The plan is available now in the United States. Pricing and specific printer options may vary by location. At this time there is no set release date for the All-In Plan in the Philippines.

By removing upfront costs and ongoing worries, the HP All-In Plan wants people to stop owning printers and start simply printing. Only time will tell if this new approach catches on with customers beyond the U.S.

What do you think of this new HP subscription model? Will it work here in the Philippines, let us know in the comment section below.

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Randolph Novino

Founder of Pinoyscreencast started using YouTube as a medium to disseminate Filipino-spoken technical tutorials. He decided to embark on reviews focusing on affordable gadgets. As he kept sharing more content, his subscriber base grew and shared how his videos influenced them in making a product purchase. Randolph a.k.a "Biboy" has over a decade of experience with digital content creation, social media marketing, e-commerce strategy. He is also a maker who loves tinkering and creating functional things to make his life easier everyday. Email