Every entrepreneur knows that planning is the foundation of success. Whether you want to finance an expansion of your premises, purchase equipment, or bridge a short-term cash flow gap, it helps to know exactly what your repayments will look like. That’s precisely what the Flowpay business loan calculator is designed for.

With just a few clicks, you can calculate the estimated cost of a business loan — quickly, online, and without any obligation. No complicated formulas, no branch visits.

Using the calculator is simple and intuitive:

1. Enter the amount you need.
2. Select an approximate repayment period.
3. Instantly see an estimated repayment amount.

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Within seconds, you get a clear overview of what financial commitment to expect and whether the loan fits your business situation. The small business loan calculator is suitable both for experienced entrepreneurs and for those considering a startup business loan.

‍💡 Did you know that up to 70% of entrepreneurs decide on financing based on a clear idea of their monthly repayment amount? The Flowpay business loan calculator provides you with this overview in a matter of seconds.

1. Quick overview – instantly see how much you need to budget for 
2. Non-binding calculation – the result is for orientation only
3. Clear repayment insight – helps with cash flow planning ‍
4. Flexible scenarios – easily compare different loan amounts and maturities

Unlike traditional banks, Flowpay evaluates entrepreneurs based on current business data —not just historical financial statements. This makes financing accessible even to those who are just starting out.

By combining the online calculator with modern, data-based assessment, you gain a clear picture of your financing options before you even apply.

If you are considering financing your business, starting with a calculation is the easiest step. The Flowpay business loan calculator provides a fast, non-binding estimate that helps you plan ahead and make informed decisions. Try the online calculation today and find out what your repayments would look like.