Device as a
Service (DaaS)

A DaaS package from XOS typically bundles the hardware itself, delivery and setup, ongoing support, and end-of-life collection and disposal into a single monthly cost. The idea is that you are not just renting a device, you are getting a managed service around it. This removes the hidden costs that often come with buying hardware outright, such as repair bills, disposal fees, and the internal time spent managing refreshes.

Yes. DaaS is particularly well suited to smaller businesses that do not have a large IT team or budget for big upfront hardware purchases. Because costs are spread across a monthly payment, it is easier to plan around and scale as your headcount changes. Whether you need two laptops or twenty, the model works the same way.

Most DaaS agreements cover laptops and desktop computers, but can also include monitors, tablets, and peripherals. If your business relies on specific hardware, it is worth discussing your requirements with XOS upfront so the agreement is built around what you actually need.

Most agreements run for two to four years. At the end of the term, devices are returned and replaced with up-to-date hardware, keeping your team on equipment that is within its supported lifecycle. Some providers offer flexibility around contract length, which can be useful if your business is growing or your needs are likely to change.