- Upgrading existing assets
- Making the most of government initiatives
- Expanding the business or product offering
- Preserving cash reserves for other priorities
Funding growth by increasing production or service delivery
Equipment finance lets your business access the tools it needs now, while spreading the cost over manageable repayments.

What is an
equipment loan?
An equipment loan lets you purchase business equipment upfront while spreading the cost over time. You own the asset from day one, but it’s used as security—similar to a home loan.
It’s ideal for buying big-ticket items without draining your cash flow, as you make monthly repayments over an agreed period. Once the loan is repaid, the asset is fully yours—no strings attached.


More about business equipment finance
The benefits of equipment finance
Frees up cash flow.
Spread the cost of equipment over time and keep more cash in your business.
Existing debt isn’t a dealbreaker.
Lenders often focus on the value of the equipment rather than your current debt levels.
Eligible for tax benefits..
You may be able to claim immediate deductions under government initiatives.
Lower interest rates.
The equipment secures the loan, so interest rates are typically lower than unsecured options.
Unlock value from old equipment.
Selling existing equipment and financing new assets can boost cash flow without hurting operations.
Frees up cash flow.
Spread the cost of equipment over time and keep more cash in your business.
Existing debt isn’t a dealbreaker.
Lenders often focus on the value of the equipment rather than your current debt levels.
Eligible for tax benefits..
You may be able to claim immediate deductions under government initiatives.
Lower interest rates.
The equipment secures the loan, so interest rates are typically lower than unsecured options.
Unlock value from old equipment.
Selling existing equipment and financing new assets can boost cash flow without hurting operations.
Frees up cash flow.
Spread the cost of equipment over time and keep more cash in your business.
Existing debt isn’t a dealbreaker.
Lenders often focus on the value of the equipment rather than your current debt levels.
Eligible for tax benefits..
You may be able to claim immediate deductions under government initiatives.
Lower interest rates.
The equipment secures the loan, so interest rates are typically lower than unsecured options.
Unlock value from old equipment.
Selling existing equipment and financing new assets can boost cash flow without hurting operations.
Things to consider before applying
Potential drawbacks to be aware of
- You're at risk of losing the asset if you don't keep up with repayments.
- The application process can be more complex than other loan types.
- Limited to businesses with suitable assets.
Questions to ask yourself
- Is my current equipment getting unreliable, hard to use, or outdated?
- Am I comfortable committing to a loan term of 3–7 years?
- What is my old equipment worth—and could I unlock value by replacing it?
- Can new equipment help me increase revenue or reduce costs?

At a glance
MAXIMUM LOAN AMOUNT
NA
MINIMUM LOAN AMOUNT
$5,000
SPEED
Medium
INTEREST RATE
From 6.99%
MAXIMUM LOAN TERM
7 Years
MINIMUM LOAN TERM
3 Months
Potential lenders
How to apply for an equipment loan
STEP 1: GET A QUOTE
Tell us about your business loan needs and immediately receive quotes from over 90+ bank and non-bank lenders.
STEP 2: GET APPROVED
Confirm your quote and we handle your business loan approval so you can focus on what matters—your business.
STEP 3: GET FUNDED
Sign your finance documentation and receive funding. It is that simple.
What sets us apart
How we help fuel your business growth
ONE APPLICATION TO 90+ LENDERS
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FAQ's
Equipment finance is used to purchase equipment for your business. The lender will give you the cash to purchase the equipment, which then becomes the security for the loan.
Every lender has different requirements, and each application form will have its own set of questions. At the very least, for most business loans, you can expect to provide business registration details, financial, tax and cash flow statements, and balance sheets.
Typical finance terms for equipment loans range between three months and seven years.
If you’re in construction, a chattel mortgage—which is a type of equipment finance—could be a great fit for financing cars, trucks, tractors, or other large pieces of machinery. It allows you to own the asset from the get-go and make repayments over time, without the need to put existing assets on the line for collateral. Instead, the equipment itself is secured against the chattel mortgage.
Yes, you can use equipment financing to purchase or upgrade restaurant equipment, from commercial ovens and walk-in freezers to industrial range hoods, commercial dishwashers, and more.
A balloon payment is a lump-sum payment that’s due at the end of a loan term—commonly used in equipment finance, business car loans, and chattel mortgages. It lowers your monthly repayments but will increase the amount of interest you pay over the course of your loan.
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