VersaClimber prices currently start at $4,895 for the SMA wall-mount configuration and run to $7,795 for the SRM touchscreen rehabilitation model. The right model depends on whether you need adjustable magnetic resistance, a touchscreen, rehabilitation features or a simpler fixed-resistance commercial setup.
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VersaClimber prices by model
| Model | Best for | Current price range |
|---|---|---|
| SMA / SM-A Sport | Simple fixed-resistance commercial training | $4,895–$5,395 |
| TSA / TS-A | Touchscreen training without magnetic resistance | $5,395–$5,895 |
| SM-Magnetic | Adjustable magnetic resistance with simpler display | $5,895–$6,595 |
| TS-Magnetic | Premium commercial touchscreen + magnetic resistance | $6,195–$6,895 |
| SRM Sports Rehab | Rehabilitation and progressive conditioning | $7,495–$7,795 |
What affects VersaClimber cost?
The main price differences come from four areas: resistance system, display, mounting configuration and rehabilitation features. Magnetic models cost more than fixed-resistance models because they add adjustable resistance. Touchscreen models add connected training and display functionality. Wall and rack mounting can reduce the equipment footprint and, on some models, the advertised price compared with a free-standing base.
TS-Magnetic vs SM-Magnetic
The TS-Magnetic is the flagship option for buyers who want both adjustable magnetic resistance and a touchscreen. The SM-Magnetic keeps the adjustable resistance system but uses a simpler console with Bluetooth app connectivity. For many commercial facilities, that makes the SM-Magnetic the better value if a built-in touchscreen is not essential.
TSA vs SMA
The TSA and SMA use fixed resistance. The TSA adds the touchscreen experience, while the SMA is the simpler entry point into the commercial VersaClimber range.
What is the most expensive VersaClimber?
Within the current commercial range, the SRM Sports Rehab is the highest-priced model at up to $7,795 for the touchscreen configuration. Its value proposition is different from the standard fitness models because it is built around seated-to-standing rehabilitation and progressive loading.
Which VersaClimber should a commercial facility buy?
For broad commercial use, start with TS-Magnetic if touchscreen-led training is important, or SM-Magnetic if adjustable resistance matters more than the display. Rehabilitation and clinical environments should look at the SRM. Facilities wanting a simpler fixed-resistance machine can choose between TSA and SMA depending on whether a touchscreen is required.
For mounting, space and specification details, see the VersaClimber collection and confirm final site requirements before installation.
Prices shown are current advertised prices on SimWellness as of October 2026 and may change if the manufacturer updates pricing or dealer policy.
