Hearing life to the fullest just got a little easier.
With Bread®, you can pay for your order over up to 36 months at competitive rates, or over 12 or 24 months for as low as 0% APR*.
As low as 0% APR options available*
0% APR is available for 12 and 24-month financing*. Apply for your rate in seconds without impacting your credit score.
Here's how it works.
Pay nothing today
Pay for your purchase over time with simple monthly installments that match your budget.
No prepayment penalties
Pay for your purchase with monthly payments and prepay at any time without penalty.
Quick and easy application
No paperwork. No fuss. Get a decision in seconds and without affecting your credit score.
How do I check out with financing?
Add the item(s) to your cart and checkout
Select “Financing” as your payment method
Choose your payment plan
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Complete your order
Eargo has also partnered with Covered Care and Power Pay to offer additional financing options over the phone.
For these alternative financing plans, simply call our team:
1 (800) 903-6883
An Eargo for every ear and every wallet.
At Eargo, we’re reimagining what hearing wellness looks like. We’ve researched, designed, tested, and innovated relentlessly to create Eargos—modern, discreet, completely-in-canal (CIC) hearing aids that save you on costs and time. Our family of OTC self-fitting hearing aids are FDA-cleared and are intended for mild to moderate hearing loss. And best of all, our model allows us to provide you with a better listening experience without skimping on the premium tech or professional support.
Virtually invisible | Rechargeable | Comfortable | More natural sound
*Example payments are based on the listed product prices assuming a 36-month term and a 9.99% APR. Subject to approval of credit application. Rates range from 0% to 29.99% APR. APRs will vary depending on credit qualifications, loan amount, and term. Bread Pay™ loans are made by Comenity Capital Bank, a Bread Financial™ company.
Please note, your financial institution may charge you one or more non-sufficient funds or overdraft fees if any loan payment exceeds your account’s available balance. If you pay with a credit card, your credit card issuer may charge interest and/or fees.