As an Apple Authorised Reseller, EduCom IT operates a buy-back arrangement for existing Apple device fleets. We turn the devices you're ready to retire into credit toward the next refresh — so capital rolls forward into your next program instead of being absorbed by hardware you already own.
The buy-back program is designed to let institutions make better financial decisions about the capital tied up in their technology programs. Rather than absorbing the full cost of every refresh, the existing fleet's residual value flows directly into the next acquisition — keeping budgets stable and devices current.
An institutional buy-back arrangement where EduCom IT purchases existing Apple devices from your organisation. The credit is applied toward your next technology purchase, helping reduce the up-front capital required for the next refresh.
Current and recent generations of Apple devices — MacBook, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, iMac, Mac mini, iPad and iPhone — used in business or education environments. We scope eligibility against the specific fleet during the initial conversation.
Once the existing fleet is valued and accepted into the program, the agreed amount becomes credit toward your new procurement — typically reducing the capital required for the next device cycle rather than being paid out as cash.
Devices are securely wiped, certified fit for sale, and re-sold through our Ex-Assets program. This reduces e-waste and gives Australian individuals, smaller businesses and schools access to certified Apple devices at a lower price point.
Yes. We handle certified data wipe and MDM offboarding as part of the buy-back process, simplifying data disposal and compliance obligations on your side.
Yes. Buy-back credit often pairs with a finance arrangement on the next refresh, lowering both the up-front capital and the financed amount. We coordinate the two together.
No. The program suits any organisation with a fleet of Apple devices coming up for refresh — schools running 1:1 programs, growing SMBs, and larger enterprises.