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Base cost: When you first click on lease you are charged this amount
Per operating hour: For ever hour the machine is in use you are chaged this.
Per day: Once per day you are charged this.
Lets take the amazone for example.
Base cost: $4,480
Per Operating hour: $4,704
Per day: $2,240
When you first lease that equipment you are charged $4,480. For every hour you operate that machine you are charged 4,704. And everyday you keep the machine whether you use it or not you are charged $2,240. However when you first lease the equpment you have to pay the first day and the first hour and the initial cost upfront.
So you lease it the first day, Run it for 5 hours. Then the second day you run it for another 5 hours and then you return it. your total cost is going tto be $56,000
And thats for only running it 5 hours a day. If you ran it 15 hours a day That cost jumps up to $150,080.
As you can see leasing equipment is not a very effecient use of money. And by comparision you can take out a $500,000 loan buy the equipment And your interest payments on that loan are only going to be $3,500 a day. So its way more cost effective to take out a loan then it is to lease.
So why lease over take out a loan and buy? Well maybe you cannot take out a big enough loan to buy the equipment you need. So leasing would be your only option. Sometimes my first harvest I will lease the harvest. but try and buy one by the 2nd harvest of a game. Or maybe I want a field planted in grass and I will never need a seeder again after that, so leasing the seeder and returning it after is a good option. But gernally I always try to buy over lease. Even if its something that I only need for an hour. and expecially if I use it less then an hour. buying and then selling it back is cheaper then leasing.
Bonus knowledge: The game calculates your max loan ($500K MIN) off how many assets you have ~80% value. However it only calculates this value when you buy a structure. And once you log out of the game it forgets this value until you buy a new structure. So if you have a Million dollars in assets you should be able to take out a $800k loan. but normally it will only allow you to take out a $500k loan. If you buy say a sandcastle for $200. it will then calculate your assets and allow you to take out an oppropirate amount.
This was very helpful!! I was kind of confused on leasing.
Thanks for the clear info.