The Numbers
Sunlighten mPulse pricing: what to know before you ask for a quote
Sunlighten sells all five mPulse sizes by quote. We list each size's seats and circuit, and the prices Sunlighten posts for the cabins it does price online.
By Adam Bognar, Editor
Sunlighten sells the mPulse by quote and publishes no price for any of its five sizes, which run from a one-person Aspire to a five-person Empower. We read Sunlighten's September 2026 spec sheets for the seats and the circuit behind each size, and we compared the prices Sunlighten does post for its Amplify and Signature cabins. The only mPulse prices we found were on the affiliate store Outliyr, which asked $8,699 for the two-person Believe and $10,099 for the three-person Conquer on Oct 6, 2026. The mPulse is Sunlighten's full-spectrum series. Each cabin pairs SoloCarbon far-infrared heaters with mid-infrared heaters and with near-infrared and red LED panels, and a tablet in the wall doses each band separately.
Each mPulse name stands for a number of seats
Sunlighten's spec sheets give the Aspire one seat and the Believe two. The Conquer seats three, and the Discover and the Empower step up to four and five. Every size pairs SoloCarbon far-infrared heaters with mid-infrared heaters and with near-infrared and red LED panels, and the count grows with the cabin. The Believe carries 15 heaters and panels in all, and the Conquer 20.
The same tablet and app run every size. Your choice comes down to how many people will sit in it each week and which circuit your room can take.
Where to buy
Sunlighten Infrared Saunas
Sunlighten mPulse Believe
“Full-spectrum is done properly here, and it pays off if you'll use every band.”
Sunlighten Infrared Saunas
Sunlighten mPulse Conquer
“Sized for three or four, this Sunlighten shares the Believe's strengths and caveats.”
Sunlighten mPulse Conquer. Sunlighten photography.
See the specifications and priceOnly the Aspire and the Believe run on 120V
Every mPulse plugs into a wall outlet on its own dedicated circuit, and the size decides which one. Sunlighten puts the Aspire and the Believe on 120V/20A with a NEMA 5-20 outlet. The Conquer and the Discover take 240V/20A, and the five-person Empower needs 240V/30A with a NEMA 6-30 outlet.
If your room has no outlet like that, an electrician adds one, and the bill falls outside Sunlighten's quote. Measure the ceiling as well, because every size stands 79 inches tall on its feet. Running costs stay small. By our calculation, the Conquer's 3,600 watts at full draw cost at most about 46 cents for a 45-minute session at 17 cents a kWh.
Sunlighten prices its Amplify and Signature cabins online
Sunlighten's store prices its other lines, and they give you a yardstick for an mPulse quote. On Oct 6, 2026 it listed the two-person Amplify II at $5,799 in basswood and $5,999 in eucalyptus, against regular prices of $6,699 and $6,899. The Amplify pairs far-infrared heaters with full-spectrum ones, and Sunlighten says it can reach 170°F. Sunlighten sold the far-infrared Signature II only in its eucalyptus Black Edition, which cost $5,499 against $6,399.
Outliyr's listings put the mPulse above both. It showed the Believe at $8,699 against $9,399 and the Conquer at $10,099 against $12,199 on the same day. Sunlighten's own sale prices ran 13 to 14% under regular, and its site advertised up to $2,300 off saunas, so ask which offer applies before you sign.
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Far-infrared costs thousands less than full-spectrum
On Oct 6, 2026, Sunlighten sold its far-infrared Signature II for $5,499, which put it about $3,200 under Outliyr's price for the Believe. The extra money buys near- and mid-infrared on top of far, and Sunlighten pitches that as wavelength versatility, tying near-infrared to skin and cell studies and far to the deep sweat. Most of the infrared clinical research used far-infrared Waon therapy, which the cheaper cabins also deliver.
If you mainly want a hard sweat you can repeat several times a week, a far-infrared cabin gets you there for thousands less, and most of the research points to that kind of frequent habit. The mPulse earns its price when you want the widest range of wavelengths and Sunlighten's build.
Where to buy
Sunlighten Infrared Saunas
Sunlighten mPulse Believe
“Full-spectrum is done properly here, and it pays off if you'll use every band.”
Common questions
- How much does a Sunlighten mPulse cost?
- Sunlighten doesn't publish mPulse prices, and its product pages send you to a pricing form or a sauna consultant. On Oct 6, 2026, the affiliate store Outliyr asked $8,699 for the two-person Believe and $10,099 for the three-person Conquer. Sunlighten's own store had the two-person Amplify II from $5,799 and the far-infrared Signature II at $5,499 the same day.
- Why doesn't Sunlighten list mPulse prices online?
- Sunlighten doesn't say. Its mPulse pages ask you to request pricing or talk to a sauna consultant, and its store prices the Amplify and Signature cabins. When you get a number, ask which promotion is live, since Sunlighten's posted prices on Oct 6, 2026 ran 13 to 14% under regular.
- What's the difference between mPulse Believe and Conquer?
- The mPulse Conquer holds three people to the Believe's two and needs a dedicated 240V/20A circuit, and the Believe runs on 120V/20A. The Conquer also carries 20 heaters and LED panels to the Believe's 15. On Oct 6, 2026, Outliyr priced the pair $1,400 apart.
- Is the full-spectrum mPulse worth it over a cheaper far-infrared sauna?
- The full-spectrum mPulse is worth it if you want maximum spectral flexibility, since it adds near- and mid-infrared and Sunlighten's build quality. A far-infrared cabin costs thousands less and delivers the band that most clinical trials used for Waon therapy. For a reliable, frequent heat habit, the cheaper cabin does most of the job.
Sources
- 1.Waon Therapy for Managing Chronic Heart Failure: Results From a Multicenter Prospective Randomized WAON-CHF Study. Circulation Journal, 2016.
- 2.Cardiovascular and Other Health Benefits of Sauna Bathing: A Review of the Evidence. Mayo Clinic Proceedings, 2018.
- 3.Electric Power Monthly: Average Price of Electricity to Ultimate Customers. U.S. Energy Information Administration, 2025.
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