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Print Navigator

Print Navigator maps where you are today — and guides you to a better destination.

We evaluate your current fleet, uncover unnecessary costs and inefficiencies, and create a clear path to a better-performing print environment.

✓ Free & on-site ✓ No obligation ✓ Your numbers in plain English
The idea

Evidence, not opinion.

Most businesses have no idea what they actually spend on printing — because the cost is scattered across leases, toner orders, service calls, and wasted time.

Here's the kind of thing the numbers reveal: in the example we priced together, an office-store color printer ran about 4.58¢ per black page and 21.27¢ per color page once toner and maintenance were counted. At low volume, nobody notices. At serious volume, it's an anchor — and it's exactly what an assessment catches.

Print Navigator pulls it all into one place. We map your environment, collect your real volumes, and identify your true cost per page — so any recommendation we make is based on your reality, not a salesperson's hunch. It lets us say "here's what's actually happening," instead of "here's what I think you should buy."

Businesses don't struggle because they lack information. They struggle because they lack clarity.

— Jim Leivas, Founder & President
What Print Navigator looks at

Three ways the same assessment is used.

One-for-one against an office-store printer. A department. Or a fleet strategy — the operational and financial plan. The report is packaged the same way. The scope is yours.

1

One-for-one

Office-store printer plus toner versus a right-sized commercial machine. The Staples / Brother example below is illustrative, not a quote.

2

Department

A workgroup often accumulates desktop printers around one shared machine. We look at that department as a unit — volumes, supplies, and the true cost of keeping both.

3

Fleet strategy

The operational and financial plan: which devices stay, which consolidate, what service covers, and the five-year outlook — so the decision is yours.

1 · One-for-one vs office-store printer + toner

A $600 printer can cost more than commercial equipment.

At 2,000 black-and-white pages and 1,000 color pages a month, the purchase price is only the beginning. Toner yield, drums, maintenance, service, and equipment all belong in the same comparison.

Office-store benchmark

Brother MFC-L3720CDW

$304.22/month
  • $91.52 — 2,000 black pages, including toner and maintenance
  • $212.70 — 1,000 color pages, including toner and maintenance
  • About $600 upfront — equipment purchase is separate
Commercial Toshiba illustration

Right-sized MFP package

$205.00/month
  • $120.00 — illustrative 60-month equipment lease
  • $20.00 — 2,000 black pages with service and supplies
  • $65.00 — 1,000 color pages with service and supplies
About $99/month — or $1,191/year — lower in this example.

Illustrative benchmark, not a quote. Actual equipment, lease factors, page rates, taxes, delivery, and monthly volume vary. Print Navigator replaces assumptions with your current fleet data and a proposal built for your office.

How it works

Four steps. Zero obligation.

1

On-site walkthrough

We map every device, in every location — counted, not guessed. We see how your team actually works.

2

Measure the real numbers

Monthly volumes, service history, supply spend, and the true cost per page for each machine in your fleet.

3

See where the money goes

Plain-English findings: what you're spending, where it's leaking, and the costs you never knew were there.

4

Get a clear recommendation

A right-sized plan and a five-year cost outlook — so the decision is yours, backed by evidence you can trust.

The deliverable

Your numbers, on one page.

You don't get a thirty-five-page copier brochure. You get a clear picture of your fleet and your spend — the kind of clarity that makes the right decision obvious.

  • What each device really costs youCost per page and cost per month, device by device.
  • Where you're over-provisionedThe desktop printers and underused machines quietly draining budget.
  • Current vs. recommendedA side-by-side that shows the savings in dollars — typically 20–30%.
Recommendation SummarySample
Devices today
8
Recommended
4
Current spend
$802/mo
5-yr savings
$14.5k

Consolidate six desktop printers into two right-sized MFPs, move to one predictable monthly agreement covering service and toner, and cut cost per page by more than half.

Illustrative sample. Real recommendations reflect your actual usage.
Bound Print Navigator assessment reports with anonymized sample-company branding
Not a hypothetical

Real reports, on real desks.

Print Navigator isn't a brochure promise — it's a bound report we've been putting in front of Orange County businesses for years. Fleet map, real volumes, true cost per page, and a recommendation you can trace back to your own numbers.

Yours gets built the same way: from what's actually happening in your office, not a template.

An office team using a multifunction copier
The machines people actually use
Next Level install at an Orange County office
After the recommendation
Toshiba multifunction copier in an office
Right-sized for the floor
An Orange County office Print Navigator is built to measure
The offices we measure
Why it matters

This is where the honest conversation starts.

There's no pressure and no obligation. Whether or not you ever buy a thing from us, you walk away knowing your numbers — and most business owners have never seen them laid out this clearly before.

That's the point. We'd rather earn your trust with the truth than win a quote with a pitch.

Ready to see your numbers?

Book your free Print Navigator assessment. We'll come to you, map your fleet, and show you exactly where you stand — no pressure, no obligation.