Planning to expand your business or need working capital? Calculate your monthly installments and total interest cost instantly with Luftle.
Every business needs capital to grow, whether it's for purchasing inventory, upgrading machinery, or managing daily cash flow. A business loan provides the necessary fuel for your enterprise. However, managing the repayment is crucial to ensure your business profits aren't eaten up by interest costs. Luftle's Business Loan EMI Calculator helps you plan your borrowing smartly.
By calculating your EMI in advance, you can determine the right loan amount that fits your business's monthly revenue stream, ensuring steady growth without financial strain.
Our calculator uses the standard reducing balance formula used by banks and NBFCs to determine your monthly installment:
EMI = [P x R x (1+R)^N] / [(1+R)^N - 1]
Visualize your repayment schedule to ensure your business liquidity remains healthy during the loan tenure.
Check exactly how much extra you are paying to the bank. A shorter tenure saves interest but increases EMI.
Quickly compare loan offers from different banks by entering their specific interest rates and processing fees.
Download the amortization schedule to share with your chartered accountant or financial advisor.
For unsecured business loans, the tenure is typically up to 3 to 5 years. For secured business loans (Loan Against Property), the tenure can extend up to 10 or 15 years.
Not necessarily. Many banks and NBFCs offer Unsecured Business Loans based on your turnover and credit history. However, these usually have higher interest rates compared to collateral-backed loans.
Yes, though traditional banks may require a business vintage of 2-3 years. Startups can explore government schemes like Mudra Loans or specific startup financing options from NBFCs.
Yes. The interest component of your business loan EMI is considered a business expense and can be deducted from your taxable income, thereby reducing your tax liability.
Most lenders charge a foreclosure fee (typically 2% to 5% of the outstanding principal) if you repay the loan before the tenure ends. However, some floating rate loans for MSMEs may have zero foreclosure charges.