Long-term van hire
The fastest route to a van, hired rather than leased
Quickest way we offer to get a van working for you. We'll also flag honestly the point where switching to a subscription or lease would start saving you real money.
Long-term van hire is commercial rental stretched over months instead of days, usually starting from one month. It's the quickest, lightest-paperwork way to get a van working, and occasionally comes with insurance built in. Past roughly three months, a van subscription or short-term lease normally beats it on price for the same vehicle. Need it for under a month instead? Our sister site carhireairport.co.uk is usually the better call.
Cost over time
Where the crossover sits
| How long you need it | Usually cheapest | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Under 3 weeks | Daily commercial rental | No initial payment, no minimum term |
| 3 weeks – 3 months | Long-term hire or subscription | Monthly rental tiers kick in; subscription minimum term starts to pay |
| 3 – 6 months | Van subscription | Rolling structure, all-in pricing, no long commitment |
| 6 – 24 months | Short-term van lease | Lowest monthly figure of the options |
| Over 24 months | Conventional van contract hire | A different product — we'll point you to it |
What's included
Included in your monthly payment
- Use of the van for the full agreement
- Scheduled servicing and maintenance
- Road tax, for the whole term
- The manufacturer's warranty
- Breakdown assistance with commercial recovery
- Delivery to you, collection when you're finished
You arrange separately
- Comprehensive insurance, plus goods in transit cover if you carry stock
- Fuel or charging costs
- Racking, shelving, ply lining or signwriting you've added
- Congestion charge, ULEZ and other clean air zone fees
- Damage outside our return standards
- Mileage beyond your agreed allowance
Answers
Frequently asked questions
Next step
Compare van hire against a lease
Tell us how long you think you need it. We'll price hire, subscription and lease so you can see the difference.