How do I calculate business loan repayments in Australia?
Use FundingCheck's free calculator to estimate monthly repayments. Enter your loan amount ($10K–$350K), choose a term (3–24 months), and set an interest rate (5%–35%). The calculator uses standard amortisation to show your monthly payment, total repayment, and total interest cost.
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Estimate your monthly repayments, total interest, and overall cost before you apply. Adjust the sliders to compare different scenarios.
Business Loan Repayment Calculator
Monthly Repayment
$4,512.92
Total Repayment
$54,154.99
Total Interest
$4,154.99
Estimates only — not financial advice or a credit offer. Excludes fees and charges. Actual terms are set by the lender after assessment. See our Credit Guide.
How to use this calculator
This calculator uses standard principal-and-interest amortisation — the same formula banks use. Adjust the three inputs to model different borrowing scenarios:
- Loan amount: How much you want to borrow ($10,000 to $350,000).
- Loan term: How long you want to repay (3 to 24 months). Shorter terms mean higher monthly payments but less interest overall.
- Interest rate: The annual percentage rate. Bank loans for established businesses start around 6–10%. Non-bank unsecured loans typically range from 12–25%.
The results update instantly as you move the sliders. Compare multiple scenarios to understand how term length and rate affect your total cost — then check your eligibility across 30+ lenders to see real offers.
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See my optionsUnderstanding business loan costs in Australia
The monthly repayment is only part of the picture. When comparing business loans, pay attention to these cost factors:
- Establishment fees: Many lenders charge 1–3% of the loan amount as an upfront fee.
- Monthly account fees: Some products carry a recurring administration fee of $10–$30/month.
- Early repayment penalties: Some lenders charge a fee if you pay out the loan early. Others allow fee-free early repayment.
- Factor rates vs interest rates: Non-bank lenders often quote factor rates (e.g. 1.2×) instead of interest rates. Factor rates are applied to the full loan amount upfront, making them more expensive than they appear. Read our full guide to calculating business loan costs for a detailed comparison.
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