Spread out the cost of furniture, appliances, and big home buys
See installment and lease-to-own options often used for furniture and appliances. Lease-to-own is labeled clearly so you can compare total cost.
Tips
- Prefer true installment / BNPL when possible—lease-to-own often costs more overall.
- Look for longer terms (24–60 months) on big-ticket items.
- Always verify merchant participation at checkout.
Matching providers (12)
Affirm
installmentPay in 4 (0%) or monthly plans up to 60 months. True 0% available on many merchant promotions. Soft credit check. Reports to credit bureaus on many plans.
Splitit
installmentUses your existing credit card. No new credit application. Installments charged to the card.
Perpay
installmentPay over time from your paycheck via marketplace. Focused on credit-building; reports to major bureaus when enrolled in Perpay+.
Klarna
bnplPay in 4 interest-free, 30-day financing, or longer monthly plans. Very strong in fashion & beauty.
Afterpay (Cash App Afterpay)
bnplClassic Pay in 4 + longer installment options. Integrated with Cash App.
Sezzle
bnplPay in 4 + Sezzle Up for longer terms and higher limits.
Zip
bnplPay in 4 or monthly. Active in Australia and the US (exited New Zealand in 2026).
Shop Pay Installments
bnplBuilt into Shopify checkout. Powered in part by Affirm. Very common on independent online stores.
Bread Pay (Bread Financial)
installmentLonger-term financing often used by furniture and big-ticket merchants. Rates vary. Formerly Alliance Data / breadpayments.com.
Katapult
installmentLease-to-own and flexible payments for furniture and appliances. Alternative when traditional credit is limited.
Progressive Leasing
installmentLease-to-own at major retailers. Not traditional BNPL—you lease then may purchase. Higher total cost if you keep the item full term; read terms carefully.
Acima
installmentLease-to-own retail financing. Early payoff options exist; total cost can exceed sticker price if kept full term.
Educational only. Terms change—verify directly with each provider. Not financial advice.