Appliance Rental Cost in 2026: How Much Does It Cost to Rent Appliances?

Renting appliances costs between $43 and $216 per month in 2026, depending on the appliance, your city, and whether you choose a standard or premium model. A single washer or dryer runs about $45–$55/month, a washer/dryer pair $60–$110/month, a refrigerator $60–$140/month, an electric range $80–$99/month, and a chest freezer $43–$65/month. Every rental includes free delivery, professional setup, repairs, and no credit check. You can cancel anytime.

These are our real, current prices across the markets we serve, so you can see exactly what to expect. No vague "starting at" number. We update it as prices change.

Appliance rental prices in 2026 (monthly)

These are the actual monthly price ranges across the cities we serve. The lower end reflects our most affordable markets; your exact price shows on your local city page.

ApplianceMonthly price (2026)
Standard Washer$45–$55/mo
Premium Washer$60–$70/mo
Standard Dryer$45–$55/mo
Premium Dryer$60–$70/mo
Standard Washer/Dryer Pair$60–$110/mo
Premium Washer/Dryer Pair$90–$140/mo
Stackable Washer/Dryer$100–$200/mo
Top Load Washer/Dryer (Volcano Black)$99/mo
18 cu ft Top-Mount Refrigerator$60–$99/mo
26 cu ft Side-by-Side Refrigerator$140/mo
Standard Electric Range$80–$99/mo
5.0 cu ft Chest Freezer$43/mo
7.0 cu ft Chest Freezer$65/mo
Front-Load Washer/Dryer Pair$216/mo

Prices include free delivery, installation, and service. No credit check. Cancel anytime.

How much does it cost to rent a washer and dryer?

A washer/dryer pair is the most common rental. Expect $60–$110 per month for a standard pair and $90–$140 for a premium pair. Renting them separately costs about $45–$55 each per month. A space-saving stackable unit runs $100–$200/month. For most renters, a pair beats repeated laundromat trips once you count the time and travel, and it's sitting in your home.

How much does it cost to rent a refrigerator?

Refrigerator rental runs $60–$140/month. An 18 cu ft top-mount fridge (right for most households) is about $60–$99/month; a large 26 cu ft side-by-side is around $140/month.

How much does it cost to rent a range or a freezer?

A standard electric range is $80–$99/month. A chest freezer is one of the most affordable rentals: $43/month for 5.0 cu ft and $65/month for 7.0 cu ft.

What affects the monthly price?

  • Appliance type and tier: premium models cost more than standard.
  • Your city: prices vary modestly by market, and your local page shows the exact figure.
  • Single unit vs. pair vs. stackable: pairs and stackables bundle two appliances.

What doesn't change the price: there are no hidden delivery, installation, or repair fees, and there's no credit check or deposit-heavy application.

Is it cheaper to rent or buy a washer and dryer?

Buying is cheaper if you'll keep the appliances for many years and can afford the $1,000–$2,000 upfront cost plus your own repairs and delivery. Renting is the better value when you want no upfront cost, free repairs and delivery included, no credit check, flexibility to cancel, or you're renting your home/short-term. For many renters, monthly rental also beats the ongoing cost and hassle of a laundromat.

Why rent from Appliance Rentals

  • No credit check: fast approval that doesn't affect your score.
  • Free delivery & setup, often same or next day.
  • Repairs included: if it breaks, we fix or replace it.
  • Cancel anytime: true month-to-month.
  • Appliance specialists: we rent appliances only, not furniture or electronics.

Check pricing and availability in your city

See exact prices for your area on your local city page, or start your application. It's free, takes minutes, and there's no credit check.

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