Interactive route and range checker

Commercial finance route and range checker

Direct answer: choose what the business needs and enter an approximate amount. The tool explains possible starting routes for the figure or calculates common invoice-finance advance examples. It is a private on-page guide, not a quote, application or eligibility decision.

NBS Finance is a commercial finance broker and introducer, not a lender. A provider sets availability, pricing, security and terms after assessment.

No information is submitted

Check a route and amount

Use an approximate figure. The result explains the relevant public range and what a provider would still need to assess.

This calculator runs in your browser. It does not save, transmit or submit the figures entered.

Indicative routes used by the calculator

Commercial finance ranges available through current NBS Finance routes
Starting route Indicative starting range What still affects availability
Business loans Standard routes from £5,000 to £1 million; larger requirements into the millions may be reviewed individually Exact terms depend on the product, business and provider assessment. Purpose, affordability, trading, credit, commitments and security
Asset finance Limits vary by provider and requirement. NBS can discuss larger asset purchases and explore available routes Provider appetite plus the asset, price, age, condition, seller, deposit and business assessment
Invoice finance Common advances around 80%–90% of eligible invoice value; current routes can reach 95% Debtors, invoice eligibility, reserves, disputes, credit notes and concentration
Asset refinance No responsible fixed percentage can be shown before valuation and settlement information Ownership, market value, existing finance, condition, useful life and provider criteria

These are enquiry ranges and examples, not guaranteed offers. The provider's written terms control any actual facility.

How to use the result

  1. Check the starting route

    Use the result to open the relevant product page and understand the structure.

  2. Prepare the right facts

    Collect the amount, purpose, timing and any relevant asset, invoice or existing agreement details.

  3. Start a real enquiry

    Only a provider assessment and written offer can confirm availability, cost and terms.

Funding-calculator questions

Is the calculator a finance quote?

No. It is an information tool using published enquiry ranges and arithmetic examples. It does not calculate interest, repayments, fees or an approval.

Does using it affect my credit record?

No. The calculator does not perform a credit search or contact a provider. A later application can involve checks explained by the provider.

Are the invoice-finance figures guaranteed?

No. The 80%, 90% and 95% figures are gross examples applied to the eligible invoice value entered. Usable cash may be lower after limits, reserves, disputes, credit notes, concentration and charges.

Why does asset refinance not show a fixed cash figure?

The possible amount depends on an acceptable valuation, ownership, existing settlement balance, condition, useful life and provider criteria. Showing a fixed percentage before those facts would be misleading.

Is anything I enter saved or submitted?

No. The route and amount stay in the page while you use the tool. The separate funding-enquiry form is the place to submit details if you choose to proceed.

Checking a larger business-loan amount?

A figure above £1 million is a request for individual review, not an automatic rejection or approval. Use the large business-loan guide to prepare the repayment case, existing borrowing and possible security. The checker does not identify a lender, assess affordability or calculate an offer.

Turn the estimate into a real conversation

Share the amount, purpose, timing and the supporting information relevant to the route.

An enquiry or introduction does not guarantee an offer.