Current evidence
CryoBuilt describes itself as a US manufacturer of electric whole-body cryotherapy equipment. The model in our research set is the Everest. Its official page carries financing wording, selected specifications and an ROI-calculator table that lists Everest Essential at USD 115,500 and Elite at USD 135,500. A delivered cash price and the service scope still have to come from a quote.
Buyer verification sheet
| Field | Current record | Required confirmation |
|---|---|---|
| Relevant product | Everest | Current model and package names |
| Cooling | Electric refrigeration | Exact system and environmental limits |
| Public commercial terms | Financing from USD 2,000/month; Essential / Elite calculator references USD 115,500 / USD 135,500 | Current quoted cash price, included scope, payment schedule and ownership |
| Power | Ambiguous published 230vp3h, 70amps string; structured voltage/phase not established | Frequency and configuration-specific electrical sheet; local electrician review |
| Service territory | A US technician network is advertised | Named technician and response for the buyer's actual country and location; international coverage remains unconfirmed |
| Warranty | Essential has a 1-year heading; Elite has a 2-year heading | Exact package, start date, parts, labor, travel, refrigerant and exclusions; a heading is not full coverage |
Questions before shortlist approval
Ask for the current manual, a full room plan, delivery dimensions, the heat-rejection plan, commissioning scope, training deliverables, maintenance schedule, parts location, remote-access policy, customer references and a written quote. Where the product page, brochure and quote disagree on a specification, get it reconciled in writing.
Evidence verdict
CryoBuilt is in the current research set. What it publishes is enough to start a conversation, not to finalize a service or cost comparison.
Evidence states used on this profile
Each type of document proves something different:
- Official product pages show what CryoBuilt currently says. They don't independently verify throughput, operating cost, commercial results or service quality.
- A manual confirms the configuration requirements for the named revision.
- A written proposal establishes the current price and included scope for one buyer.
- Owner reports can raise good questions, but any material claim still needs a traceable record.
Proposal normalization
Ask for cash and finance versions of the same configuration. Have the chamber, CryoBrain package, software, freight, rigging, electrical work, heat-rejection work, commissioning, training, accessories, preventive maintenance and service plan listed as separate lines. Note taxes, deposits, cancellation terms, production start, delivery estimate and exclusions.
Support verification
- Name the legal seller and service entity.
- Identify the nearest qualified technician for the buyer's location.
- Confirm normal and emergency response channels.
- Request the current parts, labor, travel and refrigerant warranty terms.
- Identify parts normally stocked and their shipping origin.
- Confirm remote diagnostic access and software dependency.
- Request references with a comparable model and operating volume.
Update triggers
This profile is rechecked when packages, financing wording, warranty, software, the service program or the company's identity change. Every public commercial term carries a date, and a field that can't be traced to the current model or a proposal is taken out of comparisons.
Keep model and package evidence together
Treat the product, package, mechanical unit and software terms as one proposal. The current Everest page gives different Elite throughput figures in its package and calculator sections (details on the Everest review), and nothing in the wider product range resolves that for your system.
The advertised US support network is a useful starting contact. It doesn't tell you the nearest technician, where parts are stocked, the response obligation or travel charges outside warranty. Ask for those in the same proposal as the equipment.
Sources and limitations
The official Everest product page was rechecked on October 6, 2026. It is manufacturer evidence, not an independent test or a service contract. A delivered quoted price, electrical frequency, international service and full written warranty terms are still open. No first-hand equipment test or independent owner verification is claimed.