Compare business finance in Canada

Term loans, credit lines and equipment finance from licensed lenders. The cards below are the live terms.

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  • ✓CDIC coverage up to $100,000
Purpose
$15,000
$1,000$100,000
5 years
12 months15 years
No lender in this market offers that amount over that term. Adjust either slider and the estimate will come back.
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Editorial guide

Everything to know before you apply

Business finance in Canada includes term loans, credit lines and asset finance from lenders licensed to serve companies here. We do not paste a foreign guarantee scheme onto this page. The cards are the live terms.

What you are actually comparing

A term loan, a revolving facility and equipment finance price risk differently. Compare total cost, security, personal guarantees and funding speed — not a programme name from another country. Directors' guarantees are ordinary on smaller facilities; read them before you apply.

Accounts, bank statements and time in business are the usual pack. A thinner file usually means a higher price or a broker. Browse lenders, sketch a repayment in the loan calculator, or match on amount.

FAQ

Common questions

Still stuck? Our editorial team answers reader questions weekly.

Is this government-backed finance?

Only if a lender in this market actually offers it. We do not list a foreign guarantee scheme as if it were local.

How fast is funding?

Published per lender. Invoice and short-term facilities are usually faster than a longer term loan.

Will you check my credit?

Not to browse. The lender will, if you apply.

Can a new company apply?

Some lenders want a trading history. Others will look at the directors. The eligibility line on each card is the published rule.