The HP 8753E Network Analyzer, which is an excellent model and was, in its day, very popular in North America, sells used on ebay.com for around $2500 for 3GHZ and about $3500 for 6 GHz. At these prices, though, there is some risk of problems. Dealer prices are typically another $1K to $2K higher. This is relatively low cost for this quality.
For a PC attachment type of device, consider a USB box, one that uses your laptop as the user front end. Good suppliers include Keysight, Rohde & Schwarz, Copper Mountain Technologies, Pico Technology, Tektronix and others. These are still a bit expensive when new, cost about $5000 and up.
If only doing antenna impedance matching, you can consider a one-port model such as Copper Mountain R54, which may be a bit cheaper.
I found one model made in Germany, called PocketVNA which has a frequency range to 4 GHz and costs only US$490. I have no knowledge of this product other than what is on this website:
**broken link removed**
This is not what I would call a high-performance model, but might be ok for your needs.
Another low cost unit, with 3GHz frequency range is the Wimo Mini-VNA Tiny antenna analyzer. It costs 428 Euros from Germany.
There are much cheaper VNAs out there sold in the Amateur radio community, but they typically have limited frequency range below 1.5 GHz and so won't be useful to someone doing work at 2.4 GHz for Bluetooth.
Other makers worth looking at include Megiq (2860 euros for 4GHz).