A New Sauna Option for Real Estate and Outdoor-Living Professionals
Real estate agents, property managers, builders, landscapers, pool companies, and outdoor-living professionals can now offer clients another way to add a sauna. Simply Sauna’s long-term rental program provides approved customers with 12, 24, or 36-month options and no down payment.
Clients often want to improve a home, rental property, or outdoor space without paying for every upgrade upfront.
That creates a challenge for real estate agents, property managers, builders, landscapers, pool companies, and outdoor-living professionals. A sauna may fit the client’s goals, but the purchase price can cause them to postpone the project or remove it from the plan entirely.
Simply Sauna now offers another option. Through our long-term sauna rental program, approved customers can rent an outdoor SaunaLife sauna for 12, 24, or 36 months with no down payment.
Professionals can introduce this option when a client wants a sauna but is not ready to purchase one outright.
An additional option for your clients
Long-term rental does not replace purchasing. It gives the client another way to move forward.
At launch, available long-term rental packages start at:
$512 per month for a 12-month term
$329 per month for a 24-month term
$268 per month for a 36-month term
Longer initial terms offer lower monthly pricing.
The program includes compact saunas, traditional barrel saunas, glass-front models, modern cube-style saunas, and larger outdoor sauna suites. This makes it possible to match the sauna to the client’s space, intended use, design preferences, and monthly budget.
How real estate agents can use the program
A sauna rental may be relevant when working with:
Homebuyers interested in wellness or outdoor living
Buyers comparing homes with different amenity packages
Clients who have recently purchased a home
Luxury homeowners improving a backyard
Investors purchasing short-term rental properties
Buyers who want a sauna but prefer to preserve cash after closing
An agent does not need to sell the sauna or manage the rental. The value comes from knowing that the option exists and introducing it when it fits the client.
Agents can also share our guide explaining how homeowners can get a sauna without paying the full cost upfront.
How property managers and investors can use it
Property managers regularly recommend improvements to owners. For short-term rentals, a sauna can give a listing a recognizable amenity and another reason for guests to choose it.
Long-term rental allows the owner to evaluate the sauna as a monthly property expense rather than making a large purchase before knowing how the market will respond.
The owner can then compare the monthly rent against:
Changes in nightly rates
Additional booked nights
Off-season performance
Guest feedback
Listing conversion
The property’s overall competitive position
For more background, see our analysis of why a sauna can be a high-ROI amenity for a short-term rental.
How builders and outdoor-living professionals can use it
A sauna can complement a larger backyard or outdoor-living project.
The rental program may be relevant to:
Custom home builders
Remodelers
Landscape designers
Pool installers
Patio and deck contractors
Outdoor kitchen companies
Architects and residential designers
Wellness-space designers
These professionals are often involved while the client is deciding how to use the available space and allocate the project budget.
If purchasing a sauna would push the project beyond the client’s immediate budget, long-term rental gives the client a way to add one without including the full sauna purchase in the project cost.
Early planning can also help account for placement, access, electrical requirements, privacy, drainage, and how the sauna fits with the surrounding space.
When should you mention long-term sauna rental?
The program may be worth introducing when a client:
Expresses interest in a home sauna
Wants to create a backyard wellness area
Is installing a pool, patio, deck, or outdoor kitchen
Is furnishing or upgrading a short-term rental
Wants a distinctive amenity for a hospitality property
Is concerned about the upfront cost of purchasing
Wants to experience sauna ownership before making a permanent decision
Prefers a predictable monthly expense
The goal is not to recommend a sauna to every client. It is to recognize the situations in which long-term rental may solve an existing problem.
What clients should understand
Long-term sauna rental is not financing or rent-to-own. Monthly payments cover the use of the sauna and do not create purchase credit.
At the end of the initial rental term, the customer can choose to:
Renew the rental for another 12 months
Purchase the sauna at the stated end-of-term price
Return the sauna
Every application is reviewed before an agreement is sent or payment is collected. Delivery eligibility is confirmed using the customer’s address, and final terms are provided before payment setup.
Professionals should avoid promising approval, delivery, installation requirements, or a particular financial result on Simply Sauna’s behalf. Our team will review those details directly with the applicant.
Help your client explore the available options
If a client may be interested, direct them to the long-term sauna rental comparison page. They can review the available models, compare monthly pricing, and see the renewal rate and purchase option for each package.
Once they have selected a sauna and term, they can submit an application for review. There is no payment required when applying.
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