Four Reasons to Get a Peloton Warranty From Upsie

Peloton’s products have never been more popular. However, there’s no escaping the fact that they’re an investment. Peloton has enjoyed massive success during the past couple of years. That’s despite one PR crisis after another and the fact that their bikes, treadmills, and other products are among the most expensive fitness solutions on the market.

Peloton’s bikes and treadmills cost between $1,495 and $2,495 in their most basic guises. Upgrade to one of Peloton’s Ultimate packages, and these prices quickly rise to over $3,000. Customers also need a Peloton All-Access Membership for $39 per month.

All of that said, and high costs aside, it’s hard to fault Peloton’s offering. Somewhere that it does fall down slightly, though, is in terms of extended warranty provisions. Peloton’s manufacturer warranties are costly, confusing, and potentially time-consuming to secure. Plus, the manufacturer warranty comes with an ever-growing list of terms and conditions.

Thankfully, there’s an alternative. With Upsie, consumers can lock amazing coverage without the fuss. There are various other perks, too, including potential cost savings of up to 70 percent. With that, here are four reasons to get a Peloton warranty from Upsie.

Upsie’s Peloton Bike, Bike+, and Tread warranties are up to 70 percent more affordable than those sold elsewhere. It’s just one of the many benefits of dealing directly with the experts. Upsie cuts out any unnecessary intermediaries and passes on the savings to its customers.

And whether buying a bike or treadmill warranty, coverage is no less comprehensive as a result. That means manufacturing defects, mechanical faults, and further failures—including screen, pedal, and belt problems—are comprehensively covered.

Upsie cuts out the jargon, meaning that buying an extended warranty is as straightforward as possible. Designed from the outset to be easy to understand, all of Upsie’s Peloton warranties benefit from clear terms and conditions that are straight to the point.

And if there’s anything that a customer is unsure about, Upsie’s U.S.-based claims team is on hand to help right away, 24/7/365. The same is true whether inquiring about a warranty, making a purchase, or submitting a claim further down the line.

Here’s what Upsie customer Sarah has to say about her own experience: “I purchased an Upsie warranty in January for my Peloton. The coverage is better than any other warranty offered, and the checkout process through their website was super easy and fast. I now plan to buy Upsie warranties with many future product purchases.”

Upsie’s 24/7/365 team isn’t just on hand to answer questions. They’re also available around the clock to handle Peloton claims and determine coverage on the customer’s very first call.

After approving a claim, the team member will schedule a repair technician to make an in-home visit to fix a faulty Peloton bike or treadmill. Furthermore, there’s no deductible to pay on extended fitness equipment warranty claims, and Upsie covers all parts and labor, too. And if repairing a Peloton Bike, Peloton Bike+, or Peloton Tread doesn’t make sense on the first claim, Upsie will replace it at no extra cost to the customer.

One of the biggest complaints about Peloton’s own extended warranties is the lengthy process required to lock in coverage. With Upsie, there are no such complaints! Securing an extended Peloton bike warranty or extended Peloton treadmill warranty is as simple as visiting the Upsie website or using the exclusive Upsie smartphone app.

From there, upload a picture or copy of a Peloton’s receipt, and you’re ready to go. Upsie’s coverage overlaps with Peloton’s manufacturer warranty for as long as it’s in place. When the manufacturer warranty ends, Upsie takes over full coverage, so a Peloton Tread or a Peloton Bike or Bike+ is never without protection.

Protection with Upsie lasts for up to five years, and eligibility is open to all Peloton bikes and treadmills purchased in the last 11 months. Plans are easily transferable if customers decide to sell their Pelotons later, too.