Lead with the monthly payment
Help buyers compare affordability while they are still evaluating the machine.
Logging Finance works with logging and forestry equipment dealers that want to help customers evaluate affordability while the equipment is still in front of them. The goal is a cleaner handoff from quote to application and fewer good opportunities stalling after the machine is selected.
Start with the machine you need and the way you plan to buy it. These are common examples—not a complete list.
When a buyer leaves to solve the purchase separately, momentum can disappear. A dealer program gives the sales team a straightforward next step and lets the buyer evaluate the equipment alongside a monthly path.
Help buyers compare affordability while they are still evaluating the machine.
Give customers another path across a broader mix of equipment, subject to program requirements.
Move from quote to application without forcing the buyer to start over somewhere else.
Programs can be positioned around the dealer’s customer journey and point-of-purchase experience.
Start with a specific unit or get your terms first and keep shopping.
Share the equipment, expected cost and a few basics about the purchase.
We work toward a payment structure that fits the transaction and business profile.
Move forward with a qualifying dealer, auction or private-party purchase.
Every transaction is different. These answers explain the general path; final terms depend on underwriting, equipment and program requirements.
Yes. Logging Finance works with logging and forestry equipment dealers that want to give customers a monthly payment path at the point of purchase.
Yes. New and used equipment can be considered, subject to program requirements and underwriting.
Yes. A dealer program can create a direct handoff from the equipment quote or sales conversation into the application process.
Dealer programs can be structured around your customer journey, quote process and point-of-purchase experience.
Programs can support a broad mix of logging and forestry equipment including skidders, feller bunchers, loaders, trucks, trailers and specialized equipment.
Use these internal guides to compare equipment types and purchase scenarios.
Tell us what it is and what it costs. We’ll help you understand the monthly path.