What is KAirFree?
KAirFree is compressed air as a service. It gives you guaranteed compressed air with no hidden costs. Instead of buying a compressor, you pay for the air you use. KAirFree includes all maintenance and any repairs that might come up.
Is KAirFree Right for Me?
If you’re trying to decide between the KAirFree option or purchasing your compressor outright, consider the following:
| You should choose to own and maintain if: | Choose KAirFree if: | |
|---|---|---|
| Flexibility and capacity | You know your exact air needs and don’t think these will go up or down in the future. | Your air needs may change and you’d like the flexibility to get a larger or smaller unit as needed. |
| Operations and maintenance | You want to track, coordinate, and pay for maintenance and repairs as needed. | You prefer to have the cost based on fixed price per operating hour, without an additional expense for maintenance or repair. |
| Investment costs | You have excess capital available or want to tap into your credit, and want the equipment as assets on your books. | You would rather have compressed air as an operating expense and pay for hours of usage. |
Bootstrap
(5 hp and 17 cfm)
$1.95
/per hour
Start-up
(7.5 hp and 24 cfm)
$2.20
/per hour
Growth
(10 hp and 37 cfm)
$2.50
/per hour
Shop
(15 hp and 59 cfm)
$2.80
/per hour
Plant
(20 hp and 77 cfm)
$3.10
/per hour
Unicorn
(Custom)
• We can create custom KAirFree plans.
• Send us an email and let’s get started!
Note: All plans have a 40 hr/month minimum.
Payment Methods Accepted:
Credit card (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover), eCheck
Terms and conditions
I chose KAirFree because I didn’t have much capital to start. I like the quietness of the compressor and the high CFM offered.
We are a new production operation, so we didn’t know the specifics of our air usage. The online process was excellent!
To buy a new Kaeser compressor would have been cost-prohibitive for us, so KAirFree gave us access to a new machine. For the price, you can’t beat the value!
I chose KAirFree because it was the fastest and easiest way to get air. I like the flexibility since we don’t need to own a compressor.
