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Gold
£250/month
For Professionals
- Advertise unlimited machines
- 2 star machines (?)
- 5 featured machines (?)
- Automatic machine advertising (?)
- 30 days free trial
Silver
£125/month
Most popular plan
- Advertise up to 100 machines
- 1 star machine (?)
- 2 featured machines (?)
- Automatic machine advertising (?)
- 30 days free trial
Bronze
£75/month
Economy Option
- Advertise up to 50 machines
- 0 star machines (?)
- 0 featured machines (?)
- Automatic machine advertising (?)
- 30 days free trial
"We are very happy with the high levels of enquiries we have been experiencing from Print Pages, it really is having a noticable impact on our business and sales."
Atlas Machinery Ltd
What is 'automatic machine advertising'?
Automatic machine advertising is a feed from your current website (we set this up for free) which will be used to update your machines on Print Pages each day. This means you only have to uplaod machines to your website as normal and Print Pages will take care of the rest.
What are star machines?
Star machines are highlighted and at the very top of the home page and serch results and are included automatically at the top of the regular Print Pages newsletter.
What are featured machines?
Featured machines are close to the top of the home page and search results and are included automatically in the regular Print Pages newsletter.
Are there per-machine fees with any plans?
No. The prices you see above are all inclusive. For example, the Silver plan is 125/month for up to 100 machines. That means you pay 125/month total no matter how many machines you have as long as it's 100 or less.
How do you charge me each month?
We will invoice you at the end of each month to collect payment. (Please note payments are payable to 6B Digital Ltd).
Any questions before you sign up?
If you have questions about Print Pages or the sign up process please call +44 (0) 113 314 4321 or email info@printpages.net we’ll get right back to you.
How does the 30-day free trial work?
If you cancel a paying plan within 30 days of signing up you won’t be charged a thing. If you do choose to cancel your account in the future you will never be charged again, but you are responsible for charges already incurred up until your cancellation. Refunds can not be issued after your initial 30 day trial and we don’t prorate for partial months.
Do I get a 30-day free trial if I upgrade?
If you upgrade from a free account to a pay account you are not eligible for the 30-day free trial. The 30-day free trial on paying plans only applies if you sign up for a paying plan now. You can always downgrade later if you choose.
Can I change plans at any time?
Yep. Simply click on the "Your Account" tab at the top of the page and you’ll see your options.
Do I have to sign a long term contract?
No. Print Pages is a pay-as-you-go service. There are no long term contracts or commitments on your part. You simply pay month-to-month. If you cancel, you’ll be billed for the current month, but you won’t be billed again.
Who runs Print Pages?
Print Pages is owned and managed by 6B Digital Ltd. We are a passionate team of web and application specialists based in Wakefield, UK.
What happened to me3p.com?
We have re-branded as Print Pages with a new strategy to help make advertising easy and effective for used printing machinery dealers around the world.
What is 'automatic machine advertising'?
Automatic machine advertising is a feed from your current website (we set this up for free) which will be used to update your machines on Print Pages each day. This means you only have to uplaod machines to your website as normal and Print Pages will take care of the rest.
What are star machines?
Star machines are highlighted and at the very top of the home page and serch results and are included automatically at the top of the regular Print Pages newsletter.
What are featured machines?
Featured machines are close to the top of the home page and search results and are included automatically in the regular Print Pages newsletter.