Big Lots is a value retailer with a wide furniture, mattress, and home goods selection at price points below specialty retailers. Progressive Leasing is a widely accepted payment option at Big Lots stores nationwide, making the retailer's value-priced inventory accessible to shoppers who prefer a lease-to-own structure over traditional credit.

What You Can Lease at Big Lots

Big Lots' Progressive Leasing coverage extends across the store's durable inventory:

Consumables, food, and small everyday items are typically not eligible for Progressive Leasing.

How to Apply at Big Lots

In-store application at Big Lots

The typical path is to select your items in-store and apply for The lease-to-own program at the checkout counter. A Big Lots associate can initiate the application through the store's integrated payment system.

Online at BigLots.com

The program may be offered at BigLots.com checkout for eligible items. Availability of Progressive at online checkout varies by product category.

Pre-apply

Apply at progleasing.com or through the The provider mobile app, selecting Big Lots as your retailer. Get pre-approved and know your spending amount before shopping.

Cost Example: Furnishing a Living Room

Assume you're purchasing a $1,200 living room set (sofa + loveseat + coffee table) at Big Lots using It:

Payoff PathApproximate Total Cost
90-day early purchase~$1,260 (about 5% above cash price)
6-month early purchase~$1,560
12-month standard term~$2,040+

Illustrative only. Your actual amounts are disclosed in your The company lease agreement.

Big Lots-Specific Considerations

Editor's tip: Big Lots is one of the more accessible entry points to lease-to-own furniture shopping because the cash prices are lower to start. If you're on a strict budget and want to use Progressive Leasing without stretching your monthly payments, Big Lots gives you more furniture value per dollar of lease amount than higher-priced specialty retailers.

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