London, UK - Cryoserver, a leading email archiving appliance and software provider, is now offering its email solutions through a leasing program.

The new program will particularly benefit small and mid-size businesses that might hesitate, for budgetary reasons, to buy the Cryoserver system outright.

Leasing options will allow organizations to include as much as 100 percent of the cost of Cryoserver's email archiving software and appliances - as well as maintenance contracts.  The new program allows companies to realize the benefits of Cryoserver immediately - and start protecting their data right away. Leasing provides tax advantages, frees up cash flow, and allows businesses to take advantage of the latest technology.

"We have seen that many of our clients prefer to pay for purchases over time," notes Robin Bingeman of Cryoserver, an archiving appliance company. "For many organizations, that just makes good business sense. This leasing program lets them enjoy the benefits now, while paying for it over time.”

Customers benefit with the latest technology and can refresh the Cryoserver email archiving solution when they desire.

All businesses and non-profit organizations need a system that will help them archive and organize their emails. Like a black box airplane data recorder, the archiving software records all of the electronic communication going into or out of an organization. Cryoserver's compliance solution stores the emails in a secure, tamper-evident repository, where they can be easily retrieved, which meets compliance and legal requirements.

Leases are available in terms of 12 to 36 months.  At the end of the lease, client organizations have the option to terminate the lease, purchase the equipment at fair market value, extend the lease, or upgrade the technology.

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