With Apple’s latest MacBooks pushing performance further than ever, buyers are moving away from the old-school, pay-upfront model. And one company is quietly reshaping how Mac users get their next device.
For years, Apple fans had two options: pay thousands of dollars upfront or finance through a 12-month plan (often with limited availability). But now there’s a third option that’s gaining traction: Upgraded, a MacBook subscription service built to make getting a new MacBook as easy and affordable as humanly possible.
How It Works
Upgraded lets you finance a brand-new MacBook over 36 months and from 0% APR, with prices starting at just $33.28/month for the MacBook Air and $52.17/month for the MacBook Pro.
You can choose any spec, even custom builds with extra RAM or storage, and your monthly price adjusts accordingly. Once you complete 24 payments, you can upgrade to the latest model, send your old one back using a prepaid box, and keep rolling. Or, if you prefer not to upgrade, just finish the 12 remaining payments and it’s yours to keep forever.
There’s no need to deal with Craigslist or Facebook Marketplace. Upgraded handles the return process and gives your old Mac an FBI-grade data wipe before it’s refurbished and resold. It’s fast, secure, and built to make upgrading as simple as humanly possible.
Free Up Cash Flow Without Sacrificing Power
The upfront cost of a MacBook Pro with upgraded specs can run well over $2,000. But with Upgraded, you don’t have to tie up all that cash on day one.
Instead of dropping thousands upfront, you could:
Invest that money into an index fund or high-yield savings account earning 4%+
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