Over 65 million users worldwide

McKinnon Secondary

"Being able to print from anywhere almost on any device makes a huge difference."

Blake Seufert, IT Manager
 

Bakers Delight

"We've reduced the cost of printing by 18 per cent in the first 12 months."

Joanne Stubbs, CIO
 

Glenbrook District

"PaperCut is a feature rich low cost product designed to support the needs of education."

Dr R.J. Gravel,
Director of Technology Services

Australian Food and Liquor Retailer

"Over 5 years, we have seen a 25% reduction in wasted prints as a minimum."

USA Professional Football League Team

"Reducing paper, toner, and copier usage by analyzing departmental printing costs."

St Martin's School

"The school is coming in under budget, allowing additional investment in new print equipment."

Paul Williams, Network Manager

Case Western Reserve University School of Law

"Without quotas, our students were printing around 2 million pages per year. After quotas, that number dropped in half."

Tron Compton-Engle, IT Director
 

Bullock Construction

"A high volume user was identified through the User Job Login. PaperCut NG began paying for itself immediately."

Greg Morley, ICT Coordinator
 

Halcrow Group

"With 30-40,000 active client accounts, we can assign costs through PaperCut shared accounts at print time."

Martin D'Souza,
Middle East MIS Manager

John Brown University

"The intuitive web interface has made management a breeze."

Jeremiah Proctor,
Technical Support Specialist

Colchester Royal Grammar School

"We slashed wasted paper generated by student printing by ten fold."

Chris Hill, Head of IT
 

Queen Margaret's School

"The greatest saving was minimizing desktop printers to reduce spending on toner."

Jon Witts,
Director of Digital Strategy

Minehead Middle School

"Printing has reduced by a massive 90%."

Tony Ayre, IT Manager
 

State University of New York, Geneseo

"Silent monitoring convinced the CIO / Director that some form of regulation was needed."

MidAmerica Nazarene University

"Student printing in the library has decreased by over 30 percent."