Our leasing options often require no upfront payment, allowing you to retain business capital and direct it toward revenue-generating operations.
The purchase of qualifying equipment through our financing partners is often fully tax-deductible under current IRS codes, saving you money this year.
Conserving your existing bank credit lines ensures you have access to available capital for future expansion or unexpected business needs.
Financing allows you to structure the equipment cost into manageable monthly payments that are tailored to fit your specific operational budget.
Who Can Apply?
Small to medium metalworking shops
Fabricators expanding production
Startups ready to invest in laser technology
Do I need perfect credit?
No. We evaluate your business potential, not just your score.
What are the terms?
From 12 to 60 months – you choose what fits your budget.
Yes. Pay off anytime with no penalty.
From 12 to 60 months – you choose what fits your budget.
Who Can Apply?
Financing is available for a wide range of businesses, including small to medium metalworking shops, established fabricators expanding production, and startups ready to invest in laser technology.
Do I need perfect credit?
Not necessarily. Our financing partners, such as Clicklease, work with a variety of credit profiles. While some lenders require higher FICO scores, we have options designed to accommodate all credit backgrounds.
What are the terms?
Terms generally range from 12 to 72 months, depending on the lender and your business qualifications. Specific offers like "No Payments for 90 Days" (Geneva Capital) or low introductory payments (First Citizens Bank) may also be available.
Can I pay off the loan early?
This depends on the specific lender's contract. We offer partners that allow you to pay off the equipment early with no penalty. We recommend reviewing the terms with your chosen financing partner.
Is a down payment required?
Some of our partners, like First Citizens Bank, offer "No Money Down" options. The specific requirement will depend on the lender and the total cost of the equipment.