Will you use it enough to own it?
Compare hire with purchase and per-use upkeep, then see the break-even point.
Have readyPurchase price, hire cost and realistic planned uses.
You getA direct-cost comparison.
Open hire or buy?Five practical tools for equipment and wearable purchases. Choose the question you are working through; no signup is required.
Compare hire with purchase and per-use upkeep, then see the break-even point.
Have readyPurchase price, hire cost and realistic planned uses.
You getA direct-cost comparison.
Open hire or buy?Include purchase, installation, electricity and maintenance in the same estimate.
Have readyYour quote, electricity tariff, consumption estimate and upkeep budget.
You getA total and cost per use, with a CSV download.
Open three-year cost plannerPut written offers side by side and keep excluded or unknown costs visible.
Have readyTwo quoted prices; add names, exclusions and running costs when known.
You getA comparison you can download or print.
Open supplier quote comparisonCompare two watches or rings on fit, phone compatibility, subscriptions and data controls.
Have readyTwo model names and their official specifications and terms.
You getA blank worksheet to print or save as PDF.
Open wearable buying worksheetCheck the equipment, installation, price and terms before paying a deposit.
Have readyThe exact model, your site details and any supplier quote.
You getA printable checklist for your supplier conversation.
Open before-you-buy checklistThe calculators compare costs, not health outcomes or product suitability. Replace example amounts with your own figures and try a lower-use scenario before making a decision.
Your figures are calculated in the browser and are not sent to suppliers. Use the download or print option where available to keep a result. Worksheets are blank planning aids, not online applications.
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