This post was made in partnership with HP.
It’s 7:50 on a Tuesday and your kid’s permission slip is due at 8:30. You hit print, the printer makes a noise it hasn’t made before, and a warning comes up about a cartridge you had no idea was low. You dig through the drawer for that spare you bought, and all you’ve got is that dried-out one from two printers ago. Now you’re at the store paying more for a two-pack of ink than you’ll ever admit to anyone.
It doesn’t have to be this way, though. With HP’s All-In Plan, not only will a new HP printer turn up in about two business days, more ink shows up before you run out, because the printer tells HP when it’s getting low and HP puts more in the mail.
Thirty Days, and the Trial Is Real
Cancel inside the first 30 days and you owe no monthly fee and no cancellation fee. If you cancel near the end of the window and HP has already taken the first month, they refund it.
Put one date on your phone, though: the printer and the ink have to be back with HP within 10 days of cancelling. If they aren’t, HP bills you for the hardware instead.
HP Keeps the Printer
HP owns the printer, the cartridges and the ink bottles for as long as you’re on the plan, and they go back when you stop or upgrade. So you never pay to repair or replace any of it. Warranty problem? You get a replacement printer the next business day instead of hauling it off to a store to wait in the returns line.
Made for Light Work and Low Load
$7.99 a month gets you a new HP Envy 6110r and 20 pages. HP’s own most popular choice on that printer is the 100-page plan, which costs $11.99, and unused pages roll over up to three times your monthly number, so you don’t have to worry that you’re wasting a slow month.
Every HP All-In Plan tier includes the automatic ink delivery, 24/7 support by phone or chat, and shipping. Paper delivery is there if you want it, too. The printer does need to stay connected to the internet, since that’s how it orders its own ink, so if you’re looking for an offline printer, you’ll have to buy one.
Print What You Need
The HP All-In Plan is available for 24 months on the Envy printers and 36 on the Smart Tanks, and you can pick how you expand it. The next time something is due at 8:30, the only thing you’ll have to worry about is whether there’s paper in the tray.
