How Much Does a Cryotherapy Machine Cost?
The cost of cryotherapy machines ranges from $7,500 to $280,000, depending on the category. Let’s break it down:
- Whole-body machines cost from $30,000 to $61,000.
- Full-body chambers cost from $75,000 to $280,000.
- Localized cryo machines start at $7,500.
However, the expenses don’t end there. If you’re considering investing in a cryotherapy chamber, you must also take into account additional costs such as maintenance, operating expenses, and financing fees, in addition to the initial purchase price.
But worry not! In this post, I will provide a comprehensive overview of the actual cost of owning a cryotherapy machine.
I also recommend reading our cryotherapy machine and chamber buying guide to gain a thorough understanding of these machines and their functionalities.model
The price of Cryotherapy Chambers in 2023
The price of cryotherapy machine models can vary widely depending on a range of factors such as customer location, the model and features of the machine, whether it’s a new or used product and any current sales or promotions that may be available.
Another important factor that can impact the price of cryotherapy machines is whether the customer is buying from an authorized dealer or not.
Authorized dealers like us typically have established relationships with manufacturers and may be able to offer better pricing and service to customers as a result.
For instance, we started implementing a Best Price Guarantee policy on selected products.
Brand New Machines Range from $30 to $280k
Brand-new equipment doesn’t come cheap. While the most affordable whole-body nitrogen cryo machine costs $30,000, high-end cryotherapy chambers can cost up to $280,000.
| NAME | PRICE | LEASE FROM |
|---|---|---|
| XR Chamber | $56,500 | $1,177/month |
| Cryo Arctic | $75,000 | $1,563/month |
| E-Cabin | $79,000 | N/A |
| Cryomed Pro | $29,000 | N/A |
| Icelab -110-°C | $280,000 | $5,833/month |
| Cryocab | $55,300 | $1,152/month |
| Impact Cryosauna | $54,000 | $1,125/month |
On Average, Used Cryo Machines — in Good Condition — Cost 30% Less
Depreciation is a scary word, but if you’re on a budget, depreciation could turn out to be an opportunity for you — saving you tens of thousands of dollars upfront.
To help put chamber depreciation into perspective, consider what happens as soon as you finish signing the paper on that $60,000 cryo chamber you’ve been eyeing.
Before the ink dries, your cryo chamber has lost 5% to 10% of its value, so it is now worth about $54,000. It hasn’t even been used yet.
One year later, the price has gone down 15%, regardless of how little you use it. Frequent use of your chamber over that first year can reduce the value by as much as 20%. That means one year later, it could be worth as little as $48,000.
Three years after your purchase, it is worth less than half of its original value, no matter how little you used it.
By purchasing a 1 to 3-year-old machine, the original buyer has already suffered the worst of the depreciation. Moreover, by purchasing a used machine, you can expect it to depreciate by only an additional $5,000 over the next three years.
If you’re on a budget and leasing isn’t an option for you, then you can save up to 20% by acquiring a 1-year-old machine. This means you can save up to $20,000 upfront.
The Cost of Maintenance and Servicing
Owning a cryotherapy machine comes with the responsibility of maintenance to ensure the machine’s longevity and performance.
The cost of maintenance of a machine depends on several factors, such as the type of machine, frequency of use, and the proximity of service providers.
Newer Electric Whole-Body Machines Are Cheaper to Maintain
Nitrogen-based machines utilize liquid nitrogen, which must be replenished regularly, adding to the cost of maintenance. Additionally, nitrogen-based machines require regular inspections and part replacements due to the nature of the freezing process, which can lead to wear and tear of parts over time.
On the other hand, electric cryotherapy machines are low maintenance, requiring only periodic cleaning and inspections.
Spare parts for electric cryotherapy machines are more expensive than nitrogen-based machines. This is because electric machines use higher technology, and the parts required for repairs and maintenance are often more specialized and, therefore, more expensive.
The cost of maintenance for cryo machines after two years of usage varies depending on the type of machine:
- Electric whole-body cryotherapy chambers: around $2,700 per year.
- Nitrogen-based whole-body cryotherapy machines: an estimated yearly maintenance cost of $4,800.
- Full-body electric cryotherapy machines: around $9,400 per year.
Please note that these figures are based on average maintenance costs reported by our customers and may vary depending on several factors, such as frequency of use, the machine’s age, and location. This information was last updated in February 2023.
The Best Machines Allow for Self and Easy Maintenance.
The best cryotherapy chambers make it very simple to change spare parts with simple remote access.
Remote access allows technicians to diagnose issues and assist operators in replacing parts without physically being at the machine’s location.
This reduces the maintenance time and cost by as much as 90%, as technicians can quickly identify and fix issues, reducing downtime for the machine.
Additionally, remote access allows for quicker response times to any issues that arise, minimizing the impact on the machine’s performance.
At Cyro Chambers, we always seek spare parts available close to our customers before recommending a machine and offer 24/7 support. Contact us to learn more.
Financing Cost
The total cost of financing a cryotherapy machine — or cryotherapy chamber —will depend on the purchase price, interest rate, and repayment term.
For example, financing an $80,000 cryotherapy machine over three years will result in different costs based on the interest rate.
Someone with a good credit rating may be able to secure an interest rate of around 4%. Using a loan calculator, the monthly payment would be around $2,356, resulting in a total financing cost of around $84,781. This means the borrower would pay around $4,781 in interest over the 3-year term.
On the other hand, someone with a bad credit rating may only be able to secure an interest rate of around 12%. Using the same loan calculator, the monthly payment would be around $2,665, resulting in a total financing cost of around $95,958. This means the borrower would pay around $15,958 in interest over the 3-year term.
Interest Rates Can Vary Based on the Location and Current Economics
Interest rates can significantly impact the total financing cost of a cryotherapy machine. It’s important to shop around and compare rates from different lenders to find the best deal possible.
Interest rates are not set in stone and can vary based on the economic situation. For example, during the COVID-19 pandemic, interest rates decreased to stimulate the economy. This means that borrowers have been able to secure lower interest rates during this time compared to before the pandemic. On the other hand, lenders have been more cautious and selective in their lending practices, making it more difficult for some borrowers to secure financing.
It’s also important to consider other factors, such as fees and repayment terms, when selecting a lender. Make sure to read the fine print and ask questions to fully understand the terms of the financing agreement before signing on the dotted line.
Getting Financing
Use the following free tool to get an estimate of how much it would cost to lease your cryo chamber.
We’ve partnered exclusively with Brickhouse Capital for U.S. cryotherapy machine leasing. Contact us for a complimentary first-class service.
We can help you get financing from Brickhouse, who is a direct lender offering 100% finance options for the following: whole-body cryo chambers, local cryo devices, cool-sculpting units, specialized cryo units, and other consumer cryo devices.
How to Save on Cryotherapy Machine Costs
If you are in the market for a cryotherapy machine, we’re confident that we can help you find the perfect one at a fair price.
Our machines are priced competitively, with most deals being less expensive than our competitors offer. Plus, we offer a 30-day price match guarantee on selected models, meaning that if you find a better deal elsewhere, we’ll reimburse the difference.
To get started, visit our Cryotherapy Machine Finder page and fill out a brief form. Our team will review your submission and send you personalized recommendations and a quote for machines that meet your needs.
We pride ourselves on providing high-quality cryotherapy machines and a range of services to help promote your business. Our partner network includes providers of website creation, SEO, and other lead-generation services, all of whom offer preferential pricing to our clients.
Don’t hesitate to contact us if you’re interested in learning more about our cryotherapy machines or additional services.
