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Financing & lease-to-own

Pro 1 Laser platforms are supplied manufacturer-direct — so financing and lease-to-own come from the same group that supplies, finances, and services the equipment, not a disconnected lender. Put a platform into service and pay for it across the revenue it helps generate.

Monthly figures are lease-to-own entry points and vary by configuration and term.

Model a platform against your own caseload in the ROI calculator →

Three ways to fund a platform

Most Canadian practices use one of three structures. None is automatically right — the choice follows your capital position and how quickly the platform starts billing.

Buy outright
Lowest total cost and you own the asset immediately, but it ties up capital a growing practice often needs elsewhere. Anchor the number in the cost guides for picosecond, diode, CO₂ and IPL/DPL platforms.
Equipment loan
You own the platform from day one and repay over a term. Payments are usually higher than lease-to-own for the same term, and the lender typically registers a security interest against the equipment.
Lease-to-own
The lowest entry payment of the three, with ownership transferring at the end of the term — the structure behind every "from" figure above. It suits practices that would rather fund the platform from the revenue it generates than from reserves.

The structures are compared in more depth in laser equipment financing options.

What the monthly payment actually covers

Compare quotes on the delivered, trained and warranted total rather than the sticker price. A Pro 1 Laser platform is quoted with:

Two quotes with the same monthly figure are not the same deal if one of them bills training, freight or the first service visit separately. Ask every vendor which of the four lines above are inside their number — and see what ownership, training and service include.

How it works

  1. Request pricing for the platform you're considering.
  2. We return manufacturer-direct pricing plus the financing and lease-to-own options available in your market.
  3. Choose the structure that fits your practice — purchase, finance, or lease-to-own.

Common questions

How much is a Pro 1 Pico per month?
Lease-to-own on the Pro 1 Pico starts from $999/month, On Approved Credit (OAC). The monthly depends on the configuration and term you choose — request pricing for the exact figure for your platform and market.
Do you offer financing on laser equipment?
Yes. Because Pro 1 Laser platforms are supplied direct, financing and lease-to-own options are arranged through the same group that supplies and services the equipment. Request pricing to see the options for your platform and market.
What is lease-to-own?
A lease-to-own arrangement lets a practice put a platform into service while paying over a term, with ownership at the end. It spreads the cost of the equipment across the revenue it helps generate rather than requiring full payment up front.
How do I get financing terms for a specific device?
Request pricing for the platform you are considering and tell us about your practice. We return the current pricing along with the financing and lease-to-own options available in your jurisdiction.
Can a new clinic finance a laser, or do you need years of trading history?
Both established practices and newer clinics are considered — lease-to-own exists partly because a new practice rarely has the capital to buy outright. Approval is the lender’s decision and depends on credit, time in business and the structure you choose, which is why every figure on this page is quoted "from" and "OAC" (on approved credit). Nothing here is a guarantee of approval or of any particular rate.
What is included in the price the financing covers?
A Pro 1 Laser platform is quoted with clinical training, the 18-month warranty, and free standard shipping within Canada on a new device. Those are part of what the monthly payment buys, so compare quotes on the delivered, trained, warranted total rather than on the sticker alone. Specific warranty inclusions are set out in the written quotation.
Should I buy outright, take a loan, or lease-to-own?
Buying outright costs least overall and ties up capital. A loan spreads the cost and you own the asset from day one. Lease-to-own usually has the lowest entry payment and transfers ownership at the end of the term. The right answer depends on your capital position and how quickly the platform will be billing — model it against your own caseload in the ROI calculator before you choose.

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