Raylo Launches Apple Device Subscriptions for Businesses

Raylo, a UK-based technology firm, has launched a flexible subscription service allowing businesses to access Apple's anticipated 2026 device lineup without large upfront payments, starting at 12.91 pounds per month excluding value-added tax.

The service, known as Raylo Business, opened for orders this week and targets a range of users, from small enterprises to large corporations. Customers can subscribe to devices such as the new MacBook Air and MacBook Pro equipped with Apple's M5 chips, the iPhone 17e, and an updated iPad Air powered by the M4 chip. No initial payment is required, with monthly fees providing a more affordable alternative to outright purchases that often cost hundreds or thousands of pounds.

Under the model, businesses select subscription terms ranging from a rolling monthly plan to fixed periods of 12, 24, or 36 months. Flexibility is a key feature: subscribers can upgrade to newer models as needs evolve, avoiding long-term commitments to outdated technology. At the end of a subscription, devices are returned to Raylo for refurbishment and redistribution, promoting sustainability by reducing electronic waste.

The MacBook Air with M5 is described as a...