Looking to buy or lease a printer or copier in Fort Worth but don’t know where to look? 

Since Fort Worth is one of the top-five biggest cities in Texas, it can be overwhelming to try and figure out where to get an office machine for your printing needs.  

That is why we are compiling a list of some printer/copier companies located in the Fort Worth area that offer various kinds of machines and services. 

As a company that sells printers/copiers in the Dallas-Fort Worth region and has done so for almost 40 years, we have an insider’s view of the local industry and can give you specific companies located in the area and a description of what they offer.   

Before we dive into the list, though, let’s go through a few important caveats:  

• This list is in no particular order and was made to give you a sense of what’s out there as you look for your next machine.  

There are so many printers/copiers on the market that it can feel overwhelming to even begin researching what’s out there. 

It’s not easy to narrow down which model is right for you; this is especially the case when you don’t know which brand of machine you want.  

Too many times, consumers decide to buy whichever machine they can easily find rather than purchasing the one that can safely handle how much they print. And this usually leads to increased service issues and mass frustration at the office machine that, in an ideal world, should be the least of your worries.  

Our goal is to use our almost 40 years of industry insight to formulate a fully detailed, unbiased, comparison piece between two competing brands’ machines so you can feel confident in making an educated decision on whether one of these two printers may be right for you.  

XMPie, a partner of Xerox, is one of the leading providers of cross-media, variable data one-to-one marketing.  

But what exactly can it do for your business? Who would be a fit for the technology? How much does it cost? 

As a Xerox Platinum Solutions Partner, we will use our expertise in their products to honestly and thoroughly answer your main questions about XMPie. 

The software can be helpful for some businesses, but it does cost money, which means you need to know what you’re getting into before deciding whether to purchase or not. 

In this article, we’ll be discussing what XMPie is, its different solutions and features, benefits, who would be a fit and the cost of the software. After reading this, you should feel confident in deciding whether XMPie is worth the investment or not.  

Xerox has a software solution, called Xerox Smart Start, that could be your answer if you’re looking to download a printer driver to complete tasks, like printing and scanning, on your printer. 

However, it can be a bit complicated, at least at first, to install. You also might not be fully aware of what Xerox Smart Start is and how it works. 

We’re here to help. As a Xerox Platinum Solutions Partner, we are equipped with the knowledge to help you learn everything you need to know about Xerox Smart Start. 

We’ll start by going over what the software is, who it’s for, how it works, steps to install it and which printers are compatible with it.   

What Is Xerox Smart Start? 

According to Xerox, Xerox Smart Start “is an end user installer designed to get users printing and scanning with Xerox printers as quickly as possible.” 

Printing supplies make up a major portion of the cost of owning a printer/copier. 

Items like toner cartridges, ink cartridges and paper are regularly purchased and used daily in the traditional workplace. 

But how much do these supplies cost? Are you currently overpaying for supplies when you don’t need to? 

As a company that sells office printing equipment, we know as well as anyone how much printing supplies can cost you.  

It’s crucial to know what a customary printing supplies bill looks like because overpaying for supplies is one of the biggest mistakes we see consumers make with their printers. 

We’re going to break down the cost of the three most common printing supply items—toner, ink and paper---before breaking down what you might pay for other necessary supplies, such as a drum cartridge.