One chamber on sale today, the Cryo X1 electric walk-in at $69,900, with its running cost printed next to the price.
1 available now · $69,900 · price shown · 4 coming soon
Updated September 2026 · Prices in USD
Whole-body cold, no nitrogen bill.
Coming soonBuilt for recovery floors that never stop moving. We are not showing it yet.
Coming soonA four-guest suite for the teams and floors that run cold all day. Under wraps until launch.
Coming soonAn electric cryosauna built to open the door to cryo without a nitrogen bill. Coming soon.
Coming soonNitrogen vapour, far below what electric can reach. Details land at launch.
| Model | Type | Guests | Temperature | Running cost | Footprint | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cryo X1 | Electric chamber | 1 | −110 °C | $140–200 / mo | 1.6 × 1.4 m | $69,900 |
Three questions narrow the choice in a few minutes:
The Cryo X1 is a walk-in electric chamber for one guest at a time. The air holds at −110 °C (−166 °F) with no liquid nitrogen. It costs $69,900, or about $1,450 a month on a lease, and it fits a 2 × 2 m room.
More Superhuman models are on the way.
The purchase price is only part of the cost. Over five years, the running cost can be larger than the chamber itself:
| Option | Price | Cooling cost / month | Cooling cost over 5 years |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cryo X1 (electric, ours) | $69,900 | $140–200 | $8,400–12,000 |
| Typical nitrogen cryosauna (market) | around $25,000–30,000 | $3,000–5,000 | $180,000–300,000 |
Running costs are typical estimates. Nitrogen depends heavily on local supplier pricing and session count; electricity on your local rate. The operating cost guide shows the full breakdown, including maintenance and staffing.
Operators commonly charge $40–90 per session and report $15,000–25,000 a month in cryo revenue, with a payback of 6–14 months. Your numbers depend on your session price, your bookings and whether cryo is a standalone service or part of a membership. The X1 product page has a payback calculator you can run with your own figures.
Full details are in room and power requirements.
Looking for a lower entry price? See used cryotherapy chambers.
Our Cryo X1 whole-body electric chamber is $69,900, or about $1,450 a month on a lease. Across the market, entry electric units sit around $25,000–30,000, mid-range whole-body chambers around $65,000–100,000, and multi-room flagships $150,000–280,000.
Yes. Delivery, installation, commissioning and staff training are included in the X1 price within the contiguous US. Freight to other regions is quoted separately.
Yes. Used chambers and cryosaunas typically trade for $5,000–65,000 across the market. See used cryotherapy chambers.
Tell us about your space and your guests. A specialist sends every price, the running-cost math for your volume and the room and power spec, usually within one business day.
