FREE Asset finance calculator
Asset finance calculator - see how much you can borrow
Looking to fund your next company car? Instantly see how much you could afford to borrow with our handy business car finance calculator.
And if you’re ready to apply for business car finance, you can search and compare from 100+ business lenders with Capitalise today.
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Asset finance calculator
Use our business loan calculator to see how much your could borrow and the cost of the loan. Understand what your monthly repayments are likely to look like, as well as the total cost including interest. Get the funding you need to power your business.
Asset finance calculator
For how long do you want to pay back your loan?
How much you want to borrow?
£25,000
Interest rate
Typical business loans to cover costs range from 7% - 16% APR depending on the duration, amount and lender.
Asset finance breakdown
Loan amount
£ -
Total interest amount
£ -
11% APR over a 3 years.
Total repayment amount
£ -
Total monthly repayment
£ - / month
Not sure what your business can afford?
Sign up to check your affordabilityWhy use an asset finance calculator?
Asset finance allows you to spread the cost of purchasing assets over time. Instead of paying a large sum upfront, you make smaller, regular payments. This helps maintain your working capital and keeps your business running smoothly.
Our asset finance calculator takes the guesswork out of the equation, allowing you to:
Budget accurately: Know your monthly payments in advance.
Save time: Quickly compare different financing options from over 100 UK lenders.
FIND THE RIGHT LOAN FOR YOUR BUSINESS
Estimate how much your business can borrow
Check your company credit score eligibility
Calculate monthly repayments for asset finance
Understanding asset finance repayments
Using an asset finance repayment calculator, you can easily see your estimated monthly payments. By entering the amount you wish to borrow, the interest rate, and the loan term, you can quickly estimate your repayment schedule. This tool is essential for effective budgeting and forecasting your business cash flow.
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How is an asset finance loan calculated?
Asset finance loans are calculated based on the value of the asset you are financing, the interest rate, and the loan term. These factors determine your repayment amounts, helping you understand the financial commitment involved in acquiring new business assets.
How does the asset finance calculator work?
Using the loan calculator is straightforward, just follow these steps:
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Is an asset finance calculator accurate?
Our asset finance calculator provides close estimates based on the information you input. However, actual loan terms and interest rates can vary due to factors like your business credit score and the exact lender you choose. For a more precise estimate, you can start a funding search with Capitalise. We’ll match you with lenders that best suit your needs and our funding specialists will help you find a product that works for you. If approved, you'll receive all the loan details, so you’ll know exactly how much it will cost each month and in total.
How is your eligibility for an asset finance loan calculated?
Your eligibility for an asset finance loan depends on several factors, including your business’s credit history, financial health, and the value of the asset you wish to finance. By using our calculator, you can get an idea of what you might be able to borrow and prepare for a funding application.
What types of assets can I finance?
Working with over 100 lenders, Capitalise can help you access finance to cover a wide range of assets.
Here's a list of some common types of assets you can finance:
Vehicles
Equipment
Medical equipment
Agricultural equipment
Retail and hospitality equipment
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Ready to get started?
Whether you're expanding your fleet, upgrading your equipment, or acquiring assets for the first time, we can help you find the right asset financing solution.
Just search for funding to get started.