Strength Equipment
Selectorized machines, plate-loaded equipment, racks and strength systems.
Turn strength equipment, cardio machines or a complete facility package into a clear monthly payment path—while your equipment dealer gets a stronger way to close the sale.
Commercial equipment programs with more than two decades of experience helping businesses purchase productive assets.
Programs can support many types of commercial fitness equipment and facility packages, subject to approval and program requirements.
Selectorized machines, plate-loaded equipment, racks and strength systems.
Treadmills, ellipticals, bikes, rowers, climbers and commercial cardio fleets.
Bundle a larger facility purchase into one clear monthly payment path.
Equipment for training studios, functional fitness and specialty concepts.
Qualifying used commercial equipment from eligible sellers.
Amenity gyms and fitness rooms for hospitality and multifamily properties.
Give customers a monthly payment option while keeping your sale moving.
Embed purchase enablement into the sales process for your dealer network or direct buyers.
Share the vendor quote, equipment list and total project cost.
We look at the transaction and business profile to identify an appropriate structure.
Complete documents, coordinate with the vendor and put the equipment to work.
We can look at the complete equipment story rather than forcing every machine into its own conversation.
Programs can support equipment tied to growth, capacity and new locations.
Keep the seller in the loop and give buyers a clear monthly path at the point of purchase.
The whole business story matters—including what the equipment helps the business do next.
Put a monthly payment path into your sales process so your team can move from equipment selection to a practical way to purchase it.
Help customers frame the purchase around monthly cash flow instead of one large equipment check.
We work alongside the seller so purchase enablement becomes part of the sales process instead of a handoff into the unknown.
Useful when the buyer is opening, expanding or replacing an entire equipment floor.
For young businesses with real traction, we can consider the operating story rather than treating every company under two years old the same.
A gym may be 6, 12 or 18 months old and already have real members, recurring revenue, deposits, operating history and demand for equipment that creates more capacity. We believe the calendar should be one piece of the story—not the whole story.
Revenue, members, banking activity and operating history create evidence.
Ask how the new equipment supports members, capacity, revenue or expansion.
Credit matters, but so do momentum, ownership, cash flow and the purpose of the purchase.
Here are the questions we hear most often from gym owners and equipment sellers.
Strength machines, racks, cardio equipment, functional training equipment and complete commercial gym packages are common examples.
Yes. Eligible equipment for a new gym, expansion or remodel can often be considered as one commercial purchase.
Yes. A young business can have meaningful operating evidence. Revenue, customers, ownership experience, cash flow and the reason for the equipment purchase can all matter.
Yes. The goal is to put a monthly payment path directly into the equipment sales process.
Available structures can include 12 to 72 month terms depending on the equipment, transaction and business profile.
Start with the equipment list and purchase price.