Financing

Our Financing and payment options are done through Affirm.

Affirm is a financing alternative to credit cards and other credit-payment products. Affirm offers instant financing for online purchases to be paid in fixed monthly installments. Payment options through Affirm are provided by these lending partners: https://www.affirm.com/lenders

Why buy with Affirm?

Buy and receive your purchase right away, and pay for it over several months.

This payment option allows you to split the price of your purchase into fixed payment amounts that fit your monthly budget.

If Affirm approves your loan, you'll see your loan terms before you make your purchase.

See exactly how much you owe each month, the number of payments you must make, and the total amount of interest you’ll pay over the course of the loan. There are no hidden fees.

The application process is secure and real-time.

Affirm asks you for a few pieces of information. After you provide this information, Affirm notifies you of the loan amount that you’re approved for, the interest rate, and the number of months that you have to pay off your loan – – all within seconds.

You don’t need a credit card to make a purchase.

Affirm lends to the merchant directly on your behalf.

You may be eligible for Affirm financing even if you don’t have an extensive credit history.

Affirm bases its loan decision not only on your credit score, but also on several other data points about you.

Affirm reminds you by email and SMS before your upcoming payment is due.

Enable Autopay to schedule automatic monthly payments on your loan.

How does Affirm work?

At checkout, choose Pay with Affirm.
Affirm prompts you to enter a few pieces of information: Name, email, mobile phone number, date of birth, and the last four digits of your social security number. This information must be consistent and your own.
To ensure that you’re the person making the purchase, Affirm sends a text message to your cell phone with a unique authorization code.
Enter the authorization code into the application form. Within a few seconds, Affirm notifies you of the loan amount you’re approved for, the interest rate, and the number of months you have to pay off your loan. You have the option to pay off your loan over three, six, or twelve months. Affirm states the amount of your fixed, monthly payments and the total amount of interest you’ll pay over the course of the loan.
To accept the Affirm financing offer, click Confirm Loan and you’re done.

After your purchase, you’ll receive monthly email and SMS reminders about your upcoming payments. You can also set up autopay to avoid missing a payment. Your first monthly payment is due 30 days from the date that we (the merchant) processes your order.

Does Affirm do a credit check, and how does it impact my credit score?

Affirm does a “soft” credit check, which verifies the customer's identity but does not affect a customer’s credit score. Affirm's underwriting model does not use a hard credit check. There is no effect on a consumer's credit score when they apply for an Affirm loan.

Will I see how much interest I am paying prior to accepting my loan?
Yes! Affirm works hard to be completely transparent. You’ll see the amount of interest you’ll owe on the terms page and again on the loan confirmation page. If you pay off your loan early, you’ll receive a rebate for any interest that hasn’t yet accrued.

How do I make my payments?

Before each payment is due, Affirm sends you an email or SMS reminder with the installment amount that is coming due and the due date. You have the option to sign up for autopay, so you don’t risk missing a payment. Follow these steps to make a payment:

Go to https://www.affirm.com/account.
Enter your mobile phone number. Affirm sends a personalized security PIN to your phone.
Enter this security PIN into the form on the next page and click Sign in.
After you sign in, a list of your loans appears, with payments that are coming due. Click the loan payment you would like to make.
Make a payment using a debit card or ACH bank transfer.

To learn more, or for support from Affirm, visit https://www.affirm.com/help