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Calculate business loan payment, fees, payoff time, total interest and a complete amortization schedule.

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Business loan calculator with fees and amortization

Enter loan amount, fixed rate, term, origination fee and optional extra principal. Calculator24 reports scheduled and planned payments, net proceeds, payoff time, interest and every monthly balance.

Editorial checkBusiness-loan term context checked against SBA guidance; APR and fee distinction checked against CFPB definitions.Updated September 10, 2026

Business loan payment

A fixed monthly payment amortizes principal over the contracted term. Extra principal shortens the actual schedule when the agreement permits prepayment.

Payment formula

The standard installment formula uses the monthly rate and number of payments.

payment=P×r/(1−(1+r)^−n)

Origination fee and proceeds

When a fee is deducted from disbursement, the business receives less cash than the face amount but repays the full principal. The calculator shows both values.

Interest rate and APR

APR is broader than the note rate because eligible fees can affect borrowing cost. The displayed approximate fee-adjusted APR assumes the fee is withheld upfront and scheduled payments continue for the original term.

Compare offers beyond payment

Review collateral, guarantees, variable-rate terms, prepayment charges, covenants and total cash received. SBA-backed products are still originated and serviced by participating lenders.

Loan-cost measures

Payment alone does not show the full financing cost.
MeasureMeaning
Note rateInterest applied to balance
Origination feeUpfront financing charge
Net proceedsCash after modeled fee
Total interestInterest across actual payoff

Frequently asked questions

Does extra payment reduce the scheduled payment?

No. It shortens payoff while the scheduled installment remains unchanged.

Is the origination fee financed?

This model treats it as withheld from proceeds while the full face amount is repaid.

Is APR exact?

It is an approximation for the modeled cash flows; official disclosures and fee treatment can differ.

Does this support balloon loans?

No. It models level monthly amortization.

Are SBA loans made directly by SBA?

Programs vary, and participating lenders generally make and service SBA-guaranteed loans.

What to keep in mind

Assumes a fixed rate and monthly payments. Variable rates, balloon payments, prepayment fees, guarantees and lender covenants are excluded.

Results display up to 8 decimal places; exported numbers preserve calculation precision. This is a calculation summary, not an official certificate.

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