Services

RSF established RSF Leasing in 2002, an entity aimed at providing all necessary resources for the RSF Partner distribution network to offer the best complementary financial and operational services to their clients.

Financial services

There is no doubt that an audio tour is quite an important investment to any site or project. Therefore the need for customers to make the right decisions on the many parameters that affect the scale and scope of such an investment: What equipment to chose? Whether to use the sites’ staff, volunteers or the RSF Partner staff for the audioguide distribution? How long to have the tour content? Whether or not to use celebrity voices? How many foreign languages to include? Whether or not to have children's tours?, etc.

Whatever the needed investment, our RSF Partner network in cooperation with RSF Leasing provides a full range of financing solutions to cover this investment. These solutions include per visitor fee agreements, revenue-sharing agreements, equipment purchasing, short and long term rentals, and operational leasing.

Please contact the RSF Partner in your country to discuss the available solutions and decide on the one that best suits your specific needs.

Operational services

Apart from the initial programming and financing, the RSF Partner network offers a full range of ongoing operational support. This can include providing and managing a full crew of administrative, sales, distribution and cash management personnel, to regularly scheduled visits by our local manager. We do whatever is necessary to ensure that every aspect of our service is running smoothly.

After the launch of the service, we provide ongoing, on site, operational and management support, plus proven marketing strategies to increase visitor-based revenue. We undertake staff training, provide regular management reviews, reports on your tour's financial and interpretive performance, and offer advice on integrated security solutions to prevent audioguide thefts. We also conduct visitor surveys to evaluate the effectiveness of our audio programming.