Finance a Photo Booth: How Buying from €199/month Works

A professional photo booth is an investment between €1,600 and €9,000 incl. VAT depending on the setup, and most people who start the business do not pay it all at once: they finance it and let the first events cover the installments. This is how buying a photo booth in installments works in our store, with no fine print.

How financing works

At checkout you can split the purchase with SeQura or Cetelem, the two lenders we work with. The process is online, takes minutes and requires no in-person paperwork: you choose the term, the lender runs its check and, if approved, the order ships like any other, with 5-10 business day delivery and warranty of up to 3 years. From €199/month you have professional gear working for you.

Why the numbers make sense

The advantage of financing income-generating equipment is that the payment does not compete with your wallet but with your calendar: with the average price per event in Spain, one busy weekend a month already covers the installment, and everything else is margin. You can see the full numbers, with costs and scenarios, in the photo booth business plan.

What lenders usually ask for

ID, a payment method and proof of affordability; for higher amounts they may ask for an extra document or two. Approval does not depend on us but on the lender, and it is decided within the checkout process. If an application is not approved, you can always adjust the term or down payment and try again.

What to finance

• First rig on a tight budget: the refurbished 80 cm 360 (€1,640 incl. VAT) is the cheapest entry into the business.
• The standard that does not fall short: the new 360 Professional (€1,890 incl. VAT), the most financed model in the store.
• Premium service: magic mirror or Glambot to raise your per-event fee.

Frequently asked questions

Is financing much more expensive than paying upfront?

The cost depends on the term and each lender's current conditions, which are shown before you confirm. The fair comparison is not installment versus cash but installment versus the events you can start billing this month instead of a year from now.

Can I finance if I am self-employed or a company?

Yes, both individuals and businesses. If you invoice as a company, your accountant can also advise on how to expense the installments.

Can I finance the smaller gear too?

Financing applies to the cart, so you can include accessories and a printer in the same application and leave with the full kit.

Choose your gear in the catalog and you will see financing options right on the product page and at checkout.