// Pricing
Buy a chamber
or pay per session?
Both options are reasonable. Whether it's worth buying a hyperbaric chamber depends on how many sessions you'll do, who will do them and whether you want the space to be your own. This page gives you a framework to decide, with no made-up numbers.
// The starting point
First, count the sessions.
The question isn't “which is cheaper?” but “after how many sessions does paying for each one stop making sense?” That point always exists, and you work it out from three numbers only you have: how many sessions you'll do each month, for how many months, and your current hyperbaric chamber cost per session at a center.
We don't publish rates and we don't know what centers near you charge, so we won't make up a number. What we can give you is the figure on your side of the equation: request a quote for your configuration and you'll have half the calculation done within one business day.
// Comparison
What changes with each option.
Beyond the money, these are the differences people mention to us.
| Pay per session | Your own chamber | |
|---|---|---|
| Availability | Set by the center's schedule | Whenever you want, no booking |
| Travel | Every session | None |
| Cost | Variable, grows with use | One-time investment + low maintenance |
| Privacy | Shared with other users | Complete |
| Customization | None | Color, upholstery, seating and options |
| Commitment | None: you try it and decide | High: the equipment stays |
| Best for | Trying the experience or occasional use | A steady routine or a business that offers sessions |
// When each one makes sense
Three clear cases.
Pay per session
You want to try the experience, you'll do the occasional session, or you don't yet know whether it will become part of your routine. Buying to find out makes no sense: book a demo with us or visit a center.
Buy for personal use
You've decided it's part of your week. With regular, sustained use, your own chamber wins on convenience and privacy before it even wins on money: no booking, no travel, and you use it whenever you like.
Buy to offer sessions
You run a wellness center, spa or performance center. Here the chamber isn't an expense but a service you bill for; the ROI calculator on our wellness centers page gives you an estimate based on your own numbers.
// Keep comparing
The other two decisions.
New or used?
What to check before buying a used chamber: certification, traceability, spare parts and warranty.
See the comparison →Hard shell or soft shell?
The real difference between a rigid aluminum chamber and an inflatable bag.
Read the guide →Calculate the return
If you'll offer sessions, the wellness center calculator estimates revenue and payback.
Open the calculator →// Next step
Put your number in the equation.
Tell us about your space and how you plan to use it. We'll send a tailored proposal within one business day, and you can run the full calculation.
Oxyliving chambers are designed for general well-being and recovery. They are not presented as a treatment, cure or diagnosis for any medical condition. Our CE marking applies to the wellness category.