With Cherry, paying over time is a breeze. Take control of your payment plans effortlessly through our user-friendly and crystal-clear patient portal. Your convenience is our top priority.
How Cherry Works
Select from various monthly payment options, with several plans offering 0% APR. With Cherry’s swift application procedure, you’ll quickly start benefiting from your purchase – just provide your state ID and mobile phone number to begin. Once approved, you can conveniently manage your payment choices and maintain full control through Cherry’s around-the-clock, self-service patient portal.
Purchase Now and Pay Over Time. Extend your budget and enhance your financial management by opting for smaller, more feasible monthly payments with Cherry.
Frequently Asked Questions
Your Cherry approval is valid for a specific period, usually for several months from the date of approval. Please check your approval documentation or contact us directly for exact details.
While approval amounts are typically fixed, you can apply for a reassessment if you need a higher amount. The approval of the increased amount depends on several factors, including your credit profile.
Absolutely! You can pay off your Cherry plan earlier than scheduled without any prepayment penalties, allowing you greater financial flexibility.
Yes, the 0% APR offer is usually available for a limited time, depending on your specific plan. Check your agreement or contact us to find out when your 0% APR offer expires.
The amount and due date of your down payment vary based on your specific plan. Typically, the down payment is due at the time of purchase or shortly thereafter.
In the case of a refund, the amount is credited back to your Cherry account, reducing your outstanding balance. The specifics can vary, so please refer to your plan terms or contact us for details.
Yes, Cherry may report your payment history to credit bureaus. Consistent on-time payments can positively impact your credit score, while missed payments might have a negative effect.
Missing payments can adversely affect your credit score, as payment history is a crucial factor in credit reporting. It’s important to make timely payments to maintain a healthy credit score.