Industrial & manufacturing
Hazardous-waste treatment line: coordinating a $1.1 million+ equipment project
More than $1.1 million · 84 months
Read the project →Business equipment. U.S. projects.
Leaseworld USA.
Equipment leasing & financing.
Manufacturing, construction, agriculture, healthcare, hospitality, retail and more. Leaseworld helps you move your equipment projects forward, from a single machine to a multi-site investment.
Start with the equipment
Equipment leasing.
Across business sectors.
Equipment leasing lets a business use equipment for an agreed term in exchange for payments. Start with the assets, their U.S. location and how long you expect to use them.
Industrial & manufacturing
Production lines, machine tools, robotics and workshop equipment.
Construction & contractors
Excavators, lifting equipment, attachments and machinery for your next job.
Agriculture & farming
Tractors, harvesting equipment and machinery for farms and vineyards.
Healthcare & medical
Imaging, diagnostic systems and equipment for practices and healthcare facilities.
Restaurants & food production
Commercial kitchens, bakery equipment, refrigeration and food-production systems.
Logistics & warehousing
Forklifts, handling equipment, storage systems and warehouse automation.
Retail & business services
Checkout systems, kiosks, displays and equipment for stores and service businesses.
HVAC, solar & energy
Climate control, solar panels and energy equipment for commercial sites.
Technology & communications
Computers, software, networks and data-center infrastructure for your business.
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Choose a starting point
Leasing & financing options.
Built around your ownership plan.
Use the equipment for a period, keep it long term, or revisit assets already purchased. Discuss the options against your actual project.
Use, then decide
FMV equipment leasing
Explore return, renewal and purchase provisions before you commit.
Understand the structure →Plan to own
Purchase-option financing
Understand the buyout, title transfer and complete payment obligation.
Understand the structure →Equipment already owned
Equipment sale-leaseback
Sell equipment you own and lease it back for continued use, subject to approval and agreed terms.
Understand the structure →Deploy in phases
Master lease agreements
Keep multiple acquisitions, sites and schedules connected.
Understand the structure →For equipment vendors
Help your customers.
Move from quote to equipment.
Bring equipment and financing into the same conversation. We work with vendors on individual customer projects and recurring sales programs.
Equipment vendor programs →How it works
Your project.
Three straightforward steps.
01
Describe the essentials
Organization, equipment, location, budget and timing. A concise overview is enough to begin.
02
Build the project
We clarify the equipment scope, budget and timetable with you.
03
Review the next steps
We coordinate the financing discussion so you can review the available proposal and decide how to proceed.
Project experience
Equipment financing case studies.
Real project needs.
The equipment financing blog
Practical guidance.
Before the commitment.
Business planning
How a financing partner reads your equipment project: the five C's in practice
Understand how an equipment finance provider reviews a project: the entity that signs, its capacity and capital, the equipment as security, and who stands behind it.
Read the guide →
Financing decisions
How to compare equipment financing proposals beyond the payment
Use a common scope and timeline to compare U.S. equipment financing proposals, including upfront costs, end-of-term options, and responsibilities.
Read the guide →
Equipment purchasing
Construction equipment: compare use, maintenance and return obligations
Prepare a commercial construction equipment project with realistic usage, maintenance, transportation, ownership and return assumptions.
Read the guide →Equipment financing, explained
Equipment leasing FAQs.
Clear answers for your project.
More questions & answers →What is the difference between equipment leasing and equipment financing?
A lease gives your business the right to use equipment for an agreed term. An equipment loan or finance agreement typically supports purchasing it. Ownership, purchase options, payments and end-of-term obligations depend on the contract; a lease does not automatically transfer ownership.
Which business sectors do you work with?
We support equipment projects across manufacturing, construction, agriculture, healthcare, hospitality, retail, logistics, technology and business services. Tell us what you need and how it will be used.
Can I send an equipment quote?
Yes. Attach your supplier quote, equipment list or project specification to the form. You can send a project description first if the supplier or budget is still being finalized.
Is equipment sale-leaseback available in the United States?
Yes. In a sale-leaseback, a business sells equipment it owns to a lessor and leases it back to continue using it. Eligibility and proceeds depend on ownership, existing liens, equipment value and the provider’s review. Compare the sale proceeds with the new payment and end-of-term obligations.
What should I prepare first?
Your company details, the equipment you need, its location, your estimated budget and timing. We will follow up to clarify the project.
Do you work with equipment vendors?
Yes. We help vendors bring a financing discussion into the equipment sales process, whether for a single customer or a broader program.
Published project experience
537 equipment case studies.
Explore documented equipment needs and the support provided across business sectors. Each case describes its own scope and outcome.
Tell us about your project
Looking to finance business equipment?
Send us your project or equipment quote.
Our team will follow up to discuss it with you.
Leaseworld connects businesses with financing partners. Financing decisions and agreements remain with the provider. Our role & terms of introduction.