The prices are quite different for different print rates and maximum print sizes. Also, I had to factor in the extra expenses of things like stands and optional press ovens. In order to make colorful, high-quality prints, I’d need ink, powder, and transfer film, too. These are ongoing costs that should come out of business profits down the road.
With bigger plans for selling printed products online, it might make sense to pay more upfront for faster printing and larger print sizes. Ultimately, this is up to you. One thing I definitely found is that Procolored’s prices are some of the best around. Some big models range up to $8000 or more. You can’t go wrong with options here if you want higher volumes per hour, integrated features like built-in white ink circulation, which helps keep ink flowing smoothly and prevents clogs, and automation options.