Enter the Project Cost
Add the total amount needed for the business project, acquisition or investment.
Estimate SBA-style business financing payments, borrower injection, guaranty fees, total interest, payoff time, annual debt service and cash-flow coverage.
Enter the project cost, borrower contribution, proposed loan terms and estimated lender fees.
Review the estimated repayment, fees, project contribution and business cash-flow coverage.
Understand how SBA-supported financing can help qualifying businesses fund growth, acquisitions and major investments.
An SBA loan is generally issued by an approved lender and supported by a government guaranty. The guaranty can reduce part of the lender's risk, but the borrower remains responsible for repaying the full debt.
Businesses may use qualifying financing for purposes such as working capital, equipment, business acquisition, inventory, owner-occupied real estate, construction or refinancing eligible debt.
Actual terms depend on the program, business purpose, lender underwriting, available cash flow, borrower equity, collateral, credit history and other eligibility factors.
Estimate your proposed financing structure in four simple steps.
Add the total amount needed for the business project, acquisition or investment.
Enter the borrower injection or equity amount being contributed toward the project.
Enter the interest rate, term, estimated guaranty fee, packaging fee and closing costs.
Compare the monthly payment, total interest, coverage, upfront cash and payoff savings.
Review the measurements that help explain affordability, borrower equity and total financing cost.
The cash or eligible equity contributed by the borrower toward the total project cost.
An editable planning estimate for a possible fee associated with the guaranteed portion of financing.
The annual business cash flow available for debt divided by annual scheduled principal and interest.
Additional principal payments may shorten the repayment period and reduce total interest.
Review how the early payments are divided between principal and interest.
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Helpful answers about SBA-style payments, borrower contributions, fees and repayment estimates.