Your build now, paid over time.
Pay for your PC over 3 to 12 months through Affirm, with 0% APR on many plans.
3β12 months
to pay through Affirm, with 0% APR on many plans
Other plans carry interest. Your options are shown before you commit.
Three steps at checkout.
Thereβs no separate application: you choose financing right at checkout, on the same order as any other payment.
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Pick your build
Choose your PC and add it to your cart.
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Choose Affirm
At checkout, choose Affirm as your payment option.
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Pick your term
Affirm runs an eligibility check, then you pick a plan from 3 to 12 months.
The terms
More answers in our FAQ- Provider
- Affirm
- Payment term
- 3 to 12 months
- Interest
- 0% APR on many plans; others carry interest
- How to apply
- Choose Affirm as your payment option at checkout. Thereβs no separate application.
- Eligibility
Payment options through Affirm are subject to an eligibility check and are provided by these lending partners: affirm.com/lenders.
Questions about Affirm
Questions about your loan or a payment go to Affirm directly at affirm.com/help.
How long do I have to pay?
Affirm plans for ViprTech orders run from 3 to 12 months. You pick the length that suits you at checkout.
Is there interest?
Many plans are 0% APR, so you pay nothing extra. Other plans carry interest, and Affirm shows you the rate and the total cost before you commit.
What does Affirm ask for?
A few basic details about you, so Affirm can check your eligibility. It all happens at checkout, in a few minutes.
Will checking my eligibility affect my credit?
No. Checking whether you qualify is a soft inquiry, which doesnβt affect your credit score. If you go ahead with a plan, your payments may be reported to the credit bureaus.
How do I pay my bill?
Online at affirm.com/pay or in the Affirm app, by debit card, bank transfer or check.
Why was I asked for a down payment?
If Affirm canβt approve the full amount, it may offer a plan with a down payment on a debit card, so you can still complete your order.
Why was I asked for a checking account?
Sometimes Affirm needs more information to verify your identity and your ability to repay, such as an active checking account. Without it, Affirm canβt approve that application.