- Staying up-to-date with the latest tools and technology
- Managing cash flow by avoiding large upfront costs
- Keeping assets off the balance sheet
Equipment leasing lets your business use equipment, vehicles, or machinery without buying it upfront.

What is business
equipment leasing?
Equipment leasing lets your business use equipment in exchange for periodic repayments instead of buying it upfront. You don't own the asset, and it doesn't appear on your balance sheet, helping keep your debt-to-equity ratio lower compared to other forms of financing. At the end of the lease term, you typically have the option to return, upgrade, or buy the asset.
Leasing is a flexible, cash flow-friendly way for your business to stay up to date with the latest equipment without tying up capital or taking ownership.


More about equipment leasing
The benefits of business equipment leasing
No large upfront costs.
Avoid big purchases and keep cash free to fund other parts of your business.
Flexible end-of-term options.
At the end of the lease, choose to return, upgrade, or buy the equipment—whatever suits your needs.
Access updated equipment.
Leasing makes it easy to access modern, efficient tools without the commitment of ownership.
Predictable repayments.
Fixed payments make it easier to manage budgets and maintain healthy cash flow.
No large upfront costs.
Avoid big purchases and keep cash free to fund other parts of your business.
Flexible end-of-term options.
At the end of the lease, choose to return, upgrade, or buy the equipment—whatever suits your needs.
Access updated equipment.
Leasing makes it easy to access modern, efficient tools without the commitment of ownership.
Predictable repayments.
Fixed payments make it easier to manage budgets and maintain healthy cash flow.
No large upfront costs.
Avoid big purchases and keep cash free to fund other parts of your business.
Flexible end-of-term options.
At the end of the lease, choose to return, upgrade, or buy the equipment—whatever suits your needs.
Access updated equipment.
Leasing makes it easy to access modern, efficient tools without the commitment of ownership.
Predictable repayments.
Fixed payments make it easier to manage budgets and maintain healthy cash flow.
Things to consider before applying
Potential drawbacks to be aware of
- You don’t own the asset unless a purchase option is available at the end of the lease.
- Leasing can cost more in the long run compared to buying outright.
- Lease agreements often have strict terms.
- Early termination fees may apply.
Questions to ask yourself
- How quickly is new/upgraded equipment released?
- Do I need the latest equipment to stay competitive?
- Will leasing free up cash for other business priorities?
- Am I okay with not owning the asset right away?
- Can I commit to the lease terms for the full agreement period?

At a glance
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MINIMUM LOAN TERM
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Potential lenders
How to apply for equipment leasing
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.
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FAQ's
Equipment leasing is a contractual agreement between you and your lender, letting you borrow and use equipment, vehicles, or machinery in exchange for periodic repayments.
You can lease a wide range of equipment, including heavy machinery, vehicles, medical and scientific equipment, restaurant equipment, IT equipment, gym equipment, and more.
The lender, or lessor, owns the equipment. However, at the end of the leasing period, you typically have the option to buy it (depending on the terms outlined in your contract).
Some lease agreements allow for tax-deductible repayments. They may be partly or completely tax deductible, assuming your equipment is being used to generate accessible income for your business. Speak to your accountant for tailored advice.
Leasing, as opposed to buying, is a solid option for businesses that need equipment for a short period of time or are expecting their equipment to depreciate quickly. It can also be a smart move if you don’t want to dip into savings or disrupt cash flow, and it gives you the advantage of having your assets sooner rather than later at a lower upfront cost.
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