
Payment Options
Don't Let The CostHold You Back.
$200 holds your seat today. After that, pay it how it works for you: card, Klarna, Afterpay, Zelle, or in-house financing with no credit check.
01Five Ways To Pay
Pick The One
That Fits.
02Employer-Sponsored Training
Your Employer
Can Pay.
If your company is covering the course, you don't need to front the money. Choose "My employer is paying" on the booking form and put your supervisor's or safety manager's contact in the notes; the office coordinates payment with them directly. Assessments work the same way.
- Pick "My employer is paying" on the booking form and add their contact
- The office coordinates payment with your company
- You train and test out here like any other student; the credential posts to the NCCER Registry under your name
03Common Questions
Financing FAQ
$200 for a course, which holds your seat. The remaining $800 is due before your class begins. Assessments are $150, paid in full when you book.
Both pay the full $1,000 at checkout and then split it into installments for you. On the checkout screen, choose Klarna or Afterpay instead of the $200 card deposit. Approval is instant and your seat is confirmed the moment they approve.
Choose in-house financing. As little as $200 down, no credit check, and payments leading up to your class date. Your course begins once the balance is paid in full.
A $200 deposit is required to secure your spot. This deposit is non-refundable. However, you are allowed one reschedule as long as at least 48 hours' notice is provided. Rescheduling requests made with less than 48 hours' notice will result in the loss of your deposit.
Yes. Choose "My employer is paying" on the booking form and the office will coordinate with them. Companies can book up to 8 seats per class.
Zelle, yes: message us on Facebook or email primelift26@gmail.com and we'll register you manually. For anything else, call the office.

Your Future Starts Here
Your Goals
Are Worth It.
Reserve your seat with $200 and we'll walk you through the rest on the phone if you'd rather talk it through.