Private individuals & companies · All of Sweden

Rent pro photo gear to your door — as a private individual too.

You do not need a company or an F-tax certificate. Cameras, lenses and accessories go out to private individuals just as readily as to companies, anywhere in Sweden — sign with BankID, have the equipment shipped to you, and send it back with a prepaid QR code.

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  • No company required — private individuals rent on the same terms
  • No deposit — you sign the rental agreement with BankID instead
  • All-risk cover included on every rental within Sweden
  • All of Sweden — home delivery or a PostNord service point
  • Flat-rate shipping — there and back, insured
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The longer the rental, the lower the daily rate
Canon RF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM
Rental period
Per day
You save
Total
1 day
1 364 kr/day
1 364 kr
3 days
500 kr/day
−63 %
1 500 kr
1 week
253 kr/day
−81 %
1 773 kr
2 weeks
161 kr/day
−88 %
2 251 kr

Shipping costs the same whether you rent for three days or three weeks — the longer the rental, the smaller the share of your bill that is shipping. How shipping is calculated →

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How it works

1
You choose

Browse our range and book exactly what you need. Rent for anything from 1 to 90 days.

2
We ship

We send your order to your home, or to a service point, so you have it on the day you asked for.

3
You shoot

Now it is time to go out and take great pictures during your rental period!

4
You return it

On the last day of your rental you simply send the equipment back in the same parcel.

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