Lead with monthly affordability
Give customers another way to evaluate the purchase before price becomes the only conversation.
Logging Finance works with logging and forestry equipment manufacturers that want payment to become part of the purchase conversation—not a separate problem the customer has to solve after choosing the machine.
Start with the machine you need and the way you plan to buy it. These are common examples—not a complete list.
When the monthly path is visible earlier, buyers can evaluate the equipment against productivity and business use instead of reacting only to the total purchase price. A manufacturer program can create a consistent customer journey across direct and dealer-supported sales.
Give customers another way to evaluate the purchase before price becomes the only conversation.
Create a repeatable payment path that dealers can use at the point of purchase.
Reduce the handoffs between equipment selection and application.
Build the experience around the manufacturer’s brand, sales process and equipment mix.
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 manufacturers that want to offer customers a monthly payment path at the point of purchase.
Yes. Programs can be designed to support dealer-network sales as well as qualified direct customer opportunities.
Yes. A program can be designed around a broader manufacturer equipment lineup, subject to transaction and program requirements.
The buyer handoff can be positioned around your customer journey, quote process and point-of-purchase experience.
Used equipment may be considered depending on the program, equipment and transaction structure.
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.