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Use our free calculators to estimate your business financing needs and costs.
Invoice financing calculator
Calculate how much working capital you can free up from your receivables with invoice financing.
Working capital calculator
Estimate your business working capital needs and find out how much financing you require.
DSO calculator
Calculate your accounts receivable turnover time and assess your cash flow efficiency.
Financing Recommender
Answer four questions and find out which financing option suits your business best.
Why use financing calculators
Business financing calculators support better decisions
Making financial decisions without precise calculations is like navigating without a map. Business financing calculators provide concrete figures to base your decisions on — whether it's estimating invoice financing costs, checking working capital adequacy, or optimising payment terms. According to Statistics Finland, around 40% of Finnish SMEs experience cash flow challenges slowing their growth, often because financial metrics aren't monitored closely enough.
The invoice financing price calculator helps you compare the true costs of financing before signing an agreement. When you know the exact impact of commission percentages and potential monthly fees, you can choose the most affordable option and negotiate better terms. The calculator clearly shows how much you pay for financing relative to the total value of your invoices.
The working capital calculator reveals how much money your business needs to run daily operations. Many entrepreneurs are surprised by how much capital is tied up in inventory, work-in-progress, and payment terms. When you know your working capital needs precisely, you can plan financing correctly and avoid costly surprises.
The DSO calculator (Days Sales Outstanding) measures how many days on average it takes before your customers pay their invoices. According to the Federation of Finnish Enterprises, the average SME payment period is about 27 days, but in many industries — especially construction and manufacturing — payment terms stretch to 45–60 days. Tracking DSO is the first step to managing payment terms.
Use our calculators regularly, not just once. When you monitor key metrics monthly, you'll spot trends early and react before cash flow problems grow. The calculators are free and give instant results — try each one and build a complete picture of your business's financial situation.
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