Lease to buy — get your machine for a low monthly cost
Pay a low monthly amount with a small buyout fee at the end of your term — ownership transfers to you once your agreement is complete. A great option if you'd rather spread the cost over a longer period without a large deposit or full finance application.
How it works
Pay a small deposit to begin your agreement and receive your machine
Pay a fixed monthly amount for the agreed term while you use the machine
Make a final buyout payment at the end of your term and the machine is yours
This is a hire agreement, not a loan. The equipment remains the property of Voyager Machines Ltd / Secret Diamond Holdings until your final payment is made. Full terms — including what happens if a payment is missed — are set out in your signed agreement before any equipment is delivered.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Lease to buy lets you use a machine while paying a fixed monthly amount, with a small buyout payment at the end of your agreed term to take full ownership. Unlike finance, the machine remains the property of the leasing company until the agreement is complete.
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No. Finance options like Klarna or PLIM involve you owning the machine from the start while repaying a loan. Lease to buy is a hire agreement — you're renting the machine with an option to buy it outright at the end.
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Your signed agreement sets out exactly what happens, but typically includes a short grace period, followed by the right for us to recover the full remaining balance and, in serious cases, repossess the equipment. We'll always try to work with you directly before this happens — contact us as early as possible if you're struggling with a payment.
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Yes. Lease to buy agreements require you to insure the machine for its full replacement value for the duration of the agreement, with the leasing company named as loss payee.
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Yes, one training place is included as part of most lease to buy agreements. If the agreement ends early, the training value may be deducted from payments made — this will be clearly stated in your signed agreement.