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Business-loan EMI calculator
Estimate a fixed-rate loan payment and total interest over monthly instalments.
No account needed. Nothing is saved automatically.
Your inputs
Starting values are examples, not recommended rates.
Your estimate
- Monthly EMI
- 16,607.15USD
- Total interest
- 97,857.58USD
- Total repayments
- 597,857.58USD
Illustration, not a loan offer or APR quote. Assumes payments at each month end. Fees, tax, floating-rate changes and prepayments are excluded. Check lender terms.
How this tool works
EMI = P × r / (1 − (1 + r)^−n), where r = annual nominal rate / 1200 and n is months. At zero interest, EMI = P / n.
What should I check before using the result?
Illustration, not a loan offer or APR quote. Assumes payments at each month end. Fees, tax, floating-rate changes and prepayments are excluded. Check lender terms.
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Review the method
EMI = P × r / (1 − (1 + r)^−n), where r = annual nominal rate / 1200 and n is months. At zero interest, EMI = P / n.
Check before using the result
Illustration, not a loan offer or APR quote. Assumes payments at each month end. Fees, tax, floating-rate changes and prepayments are excluded. Check lender terms.
Practical guidance
Use the result with confidence
The calculator uses a standard reducing-balance monthly-payment formula. It is an arithmetic illustration, not an APR comparison or loan offer.
Before you finish
- The rate is nominal annual interest, not a fee-inclusive APR.
- The term is entered in months.
- Fees, insurance and taxes are reviewed separately.
Original process diagram
Loan estimate flow
1Enter principal and rate
2Set repayment period
3Review payment and total
Evidence and accountability
- Written by
- UtilityHub Product Team
- Reviewed by
- Calculation Review
- Last reviewed
- 2026-09-20
- Method guide
- Open related guide
Reproducible worked example
Three-year fixed-rate payment estimate
A business tests a $500,000 loan at 12% nominal annual interest over 36 monthly payments.
Example inputs
- Principal
- $500,000
- Nominal annual rate
- 12%
- Term
- 36 months
Replace these example values in the calculator or generator to reproduce the result.
Calculation
- Monthly rate = 12% ÷ 12 = 1%
- EMI = P × r ÷ (1 − (1 + r)^−n)
- EMI = $500,000 × 0.01 ÷ (1 − 1.01^−36) = $16,607.15
- Estimated monthly EMI
- $16,607.15
- Estimated total interest
- $97,857.58
What this shows: a lower monthly payment can still produce more total interest when the term is extended.
Assumptions
- The interest rate stays fixed.
- Payments occur monthly at the end of each period.
Limits of the result
- Origination fees, insurance, tax and prepayments are excluded.
- The lender may use different rounding, dates or compounding rules.
Common uses
Term comparison
Compare payment and total interest across loan lengths.
Budget planning
Add an indicative repayment to a cash-flow scenario.
Recommended workflow
- 1Enter the principal amount.
- 2Enter the nominal annual rate quoted by the lender.
- 3Enter the term in whole months.
- 4Compare the estimate with the lender schedule and all fees.
Questions
Is this the same as a lender quote?
No. A lender quote can include fees, insurance, timing rules and an APR that this simple estimate does not model.
What happens at zero interest?
The calculator divides principal evenly across the entered number of months.
Can I compare two terms?
Yes. Change the month count and compare both monthly payment and total interest.