Calculate a business loan

In the calculation below, you can enter details of a loan to find out what it would cost and see how different aspects affect it.

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At Froda, no fees are ever added in addition to the interest. The function is there to allow you to compare the offers of different lenders.
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To pay per period
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Total fees
0000 kr
Effective interest
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Total interest rate
0000 kr
Total amortization
0000 kr
Total amount to repay
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This calculation is just an example. You need to make an application to see your company's individual interest rate.
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About the calculation
In the business loan calculator, you can calculate how different interest rates, maturities and fees affect the total cost of the loan. This way you can calculate how much the loan would cost your business and more easily determine whether an investment would be profitable or not. The calculation can also be used to compare total cost between offers presented in different ways.
Good to know

Monthly rate or annual rate

All business loans are not presented with annual interest, but both monthly interest and fixed fees are present. To convert a monthly interest rate into annual interest, and vice versa, you take the interest rate and multiply or divide it by twelve.

Fixed-fee loans

For a fixed-fee loan, the cost of the loan will not decrease as you amortize. In theory, these loans therefore become more expensive over time. If you want to count the total cost of a loan with a fixed fee instead of interest, you can enter zero as the interest rate in the calculation and then enter the fixed cost under the fee.

Read more about how different business loans can differ in The Financing Guide.

How we calculated

In Sweden, there are usually around 250—255 working days and approximately 47—50 working weeks in a year, depending on the day of the week holidays fall on. The calculation takes this into account and counts 252 working days and 48 working weeks.

Note that this is just a calculation. To see your exact price, you need to make an application.