The ProForm treadmill price runs from about $499 for the entry-level Sport to $1,799.99 list for the Pro 9000. The best listed prices we found are $499 for the Sport, $599 for the Carbon TL, $999.99 for the Carbon TLX, $1,499 for the Pro 2000, and $1,299.99 for the Pro 9000 when you buy direct from ProForm. Walkers on a budget should look at the Sport or Carbon TL. Runners fit the Carbon TLX, and heavier users should look at the Pro series.
The hard part is that the same treadmill can sit $300 apart between ProForm.com and a big-box store, and sale pricing on the top models swings by hundreds of dollars. Return fees, shipping terms, and the iFIT membership change what you really pay. Looking at one retailer tells you very little.
We buy every treadmill we review and write for users who weigh 200 pounds or more. Below, you get each model’s price by retailer, its key specs, and who it suits. These figures come from retailer listings and move with sales, so confirm the price on the product page before you order.
1. ProForm Pro 2000 at $1,499
The ProForm Pro 2000 costs $1,499 on our listing and $1,499.99 at Dick’s, so the difference between stores is a cent-level one. We lead with it because it is the ProForm we tested with bigger runners in mind.
Price by retailer
| Retailer | Price |
|---|---|
| Big Guy Treadmill Review listing | $1,499 |
| Dick’s Sporting Goods | $1,499.99 |
| Walmart | Carried, price shown on the product page |
Since the retailers match, the price worth comparing is the Pro 9000. ProForm.com lists it at a sale price of $1,299.99, which is about $200 less than the Pro 2000. The Pro 9000 also offers a larger screen and higher weight capacity.
When the Pro 9000 is on sale, it costs about $200 less than the Pro 2000.
Specs and who it suits
- Large touch screen display
- Folding open frame design
- 300 lb user capacity
- Our tests: 2 to 8 mph in 14.5 seconds. A 6 mph setting reads 6.06 mph empty and 5.78 mph with a 270 lb user.
This treadmill suits heavier runners under 300 lb who want a roomy deck. The 0.22 mph belt lag at 270 lb is minor for training. The warranty is short for the price, and a paid iFIT Pro membership is required for content and features, so budget the membership as a running cost.
2. ProForm Sport at $499
The ProForm Sport is the cheapest ProForm we found, at $499 at Walmart and $499.99 at Dick’s. ProForm’s own treadmill page starts at $1,099.99, so retailers are where the low end lives.
Price by retailer
| Retailer | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Walmart | $499 | Free shipping, 4.4 stars from 33 reviews |
| Dick’s Sporting Goods | $499.99 | Four reviews |
The price gap is one cent, so choose on shipping speed and return terms. A thin review count means less long-term proof than the TL has. Walmart lists arrival in 3+ days.
The Sport costs $499 at either store, so pick the retailer by shipping and returns.
Specs and who it suits
- 5" LCD display with device shelf
- 0 to 10 mph, 10% incline
- CoreShox cushioning, SmartAdjust, iFIT-powered
Walkers and light joggers get the most from it. Dick’s places every ProForm treadmill it sells in a 250 lb or higher capacity bracket, but read the Sport’s exact rating on its listing. If you weigh 200 lb or more and plan to run, step up to a Carbon or Pro model.
3. ProForm Carbon TL at $599
The ProForm Carbon TL costs $599 at Walmart and $599.99 at Dick’s, which is $100 more than the Sport. It has the strongest review base of the budget models.
Price by retailer
| Retailer | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Walmart | $599 | 4.4 stars from 894 reviews |
| Walmart, with floor mat | $599 | Was $648 |
| Dick’s Sporting Goods | $599.99 | Listed as a 2023 model, 97 reviews |
The Walmart bundle is the better buy. You pay $599 for the treadmill plus a 36" x 72" mat, which saves $49 against the $648 listed price. Dick’s labels its TL a 2023 model, so for older models like this, confirm the warranty terms before ordering.
The Walmart floor mat bundle costs the same $599 as the treadmill alone.
Specs and who it suits
- 5" LCD display, device shelf, foldable
- 0 to 10 mph, 10% incline
- ProShox cushioning and SmartAdjust, powered by iFIT
The Carbon TL suits walkers and apartment owners who need a folding frame under $700. It has ProForm’s better cushioning and a bigger review base than the Sport. It is a light-duty machine, so heavier or faster users should look higher in the range.
4. ProForm Carbon TLX at about $1,000
The ProForm Carbon TLX is cheaper at a retailer than direct. Dick’s lists it at $999.99, while ProForm.com shows $1,099.99, marked down from $1,299.99.
Price by retailer
| Retailer | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Dick’s Sporting Goods | $999.99 | Listed as a 2023 model, 44 reviews |
| ProForm.com | $1,099.99 | About $46 a month at 0% APR for 24 months, subject to credit approval |
| Dick’s, Carbon TLS | $799.99 | A step below the TLX |
Here, Dick’s beats ProForm.com by $100. Financing makes the monthly payment easy to spot but does not lower the total. The TLS at $799.99 is the cheaper middle option if you want more than a TL without paying TLX money.
The TLX costs $100 less at Dick’s than on ProForm.com.
Specs and who it suits
- Carbon series speeds of 10 or 12 mph, depending on model
- 0 to 12% incline
- 2.6 to 3.0 CHP motor, 300 lb user capacity
- ProShox cushioning, EasyLift fold, 10-year frame and 1-year motor warranty
CHP is a lab rating and does not describe motor output at home, so judge the machine by build and warranty. The TLX fits runners at or under 300 lb who want a folding treadmill near $1,000.
5. ProForm Carbon Pro 9000 at $1,299.99
The ProForm Carbon Pro 9000 is cheapest direct. ProForm.com lists it at $1,299.99, down from $1,799.99, while Dick’s lists $1,599.99.
Price by retailer
| Retailer | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| ProForm.com | $1,299.99 | Was $1,799.99, about $55 a month at 0% APR for 24 months |
| Dick’s Sporting Goods | $1,599.99 | Was $1,799.99, 26 reviews |
| Walmart | Carried | 4.9 stars from 62 reviews |
Buying direct saves $300 over Dick’s and $500 off list. ProForm also offers a best price guarantee. Request a match before purchase or within 60 days via live chat or phone, with a link to an authorized retailer’s listing of the identical model. Bundles and out-of-stock items are excluded. The 30-day in-home trial deducts a $249.99 return charge, and delivery and assembly costs are not refunded. Shipping is free curbside, with in-home delivery as an upgrade.
Buy the Pro 9000 direct and it costs $300 less than at Dick’s.
Specs and who it suits
- 16" HD touchscreen (a 10" version exists), 0 to 12 mph, 0 to 12% incline
- 3.0 to 3.60 CHP motor, 350 lb user capacity
- 2-year motor warranty, 10-year frame, 2-year parts, 1-year tablet and labor
This is the pick for heavier users up to 350 lb and for runners who want auto-adjust workouts. It has the highest capacity and longest motor warranty on this list.
Which ProForm to buy
Prices on ProForm treadmills diverge more by retailer than by model line. The Sport and Carbon TL cost the same at Walmart and Dick’s, the TLX is $100 cheaper at Dick’s, and the Pro 9000 is $300 cheaper on ProForm.com. Walkers on a budget should take the TL, runners under 300 lb the TLX, and heavier users the Pro 9000.
Before you order, add the iFIT membership, any return fee, and delivery to the sticker price. If you want to see how these models score against other brands on motor, deck, warranty, and current price, use our treadmill comparison chart.