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Equipment & asset finance

Finance plant, machinery, vehicles and heavy equipment.
Keep your working capital working.

Asset finance up to $5M* through our lending network. New operators can finance from day one against a signed work contract. No years of trading required.

Up to $5M available*
New & used equipment
Same-day decisions*
New operators welcome
No full financials (up to limits)
Private sales accepted

*Subject to lender credit criteria.

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Up to $5M*
Finance available
All categories
Equipment types
Same-day*
Decisions
24–48 hrs*
Funds transferred

*Subject to lender credit criteria.

Asset categories

What you can finance

From a single ute to a yard full of prime movers, our lending network covers virtually every category of business equipment.

Transport

Trucks, prime movers, trailers, tippers, vans

Civil & construction

Excavators, loaders, bobcats, dozers, graders, cranes, telehandlers, attachments

Forklifts & materials handling

Forklifts, pallet jacks, reach trucks, conveyor systems

Agricultural

Tractors, harvesters, sprayers, irrigation equipment

Medical

Dental chairs, imaging equipment, surgical instruments, practice fit-outs

Hospitality

Commercial kitchens, refrigeration, coffee machines, fit-outs

Manufacturing

CNC machines, presses, lathes, packaging lines, robotics

IT & technology

Servers, networking, POS systems, fleet tracking, AV equipment

New & used

Both new and used equipment financed

Buying new from a dealer is straightforward. So is a well-kept used machine bought privately, which surprises a lot of operators who assume finance needs a dealer invoice. It doesn't.

Used gear may carry a slight rate loading over new. That reflects the lender's read of residual risk and the asset's remaining working life, which is also why an older machine tends to get a shorter term. For higher-value used assets, expect an independent valuation to confirm market value. Private sales are fine with most lenders in our network.

New equipment

Standard rates, no valuation typically required. Vendor direct payment available.

Used/second-hand

Available from most lenders. Rate loading may apply. Independent valuation required for higher-value assets.

Private sales

Accommodated by most lenders. Valuation and inspection may be required depending on asset value.

The differentiator

Finance from day one

New operators don't need two years of books to get on the road or on-site. If you hold a signed work-source letter or contract confirming ongoing work, lenders in our network can finance the equipment against that. It's a real edge for anyone starting out, and it's rarely advertised.

This is how a lot of owner-operators in transport and civil get going: a confirmed contract, a deposit, and a lender who knows the industry well enough to back the work rather than the trading history.

Indicative new-operator requirements*

Signed work-source letter or contract confirming ongoing work

No full financials required up to certain limits

Deposit of 10–20% typically applies on new-start or larger deals

Lenders may want evidence of funds to cover early running costs

Active ABN and relevant licences for the equipment category

*Subject to individual lender credit criteria. Requirements vary by lender and deal size.

Finance structures

Types of equipment finance

Each structure changes who owns the asset, when you claim the GST, and how the repayments are treated at tax time. A chattel mortgage puts the asset on your books and the GST credit back in your next BAS, which suits an owner-operator who wants the cash back sooner. A lease keeps it off the balance sheet. A balloon lowers the monthly repayment now and leaves a lump sum at the end of the term, so plan for that final payment. Which one fits depends on your tax position. Ask your accountant before you sign.

Chattel mortgage

You own the asset from day one. The lender takes a security interest. You claim depreciation and interest as tax deductions.

Hire purchase

You use the asset while making payments. Ownership transfers to you at the end of the agreement. Interest and depreciation are generally deductible.

Finance lease

The lender owns the asset. You lease it for a fixed term and may purchase it at the end via a residual/balloon. Lease payments are typically deductible as an operating expense.

Rent-to-own

Fixed-term rental with ownership transferring at the end. Useful for newer businesses building equity in an asset over time.

Eligibility

What you need to apply

Equipment finance eligibility is assessed by each lender based on your business profile and the asset being financed. Below are typical requirements across our lending network.

Business registrationActive ABN
Asset useBusiness or commercial use
New operatorsAccepted with signed work contract
Established businessesAssessed on bank statements
DepositOften none (10–20% on new-start/larger deals)
Finance amountUp to $5M*
TermUp to 5–7 years (matched to asset life)

*Subject to lender credit criteria.

Process

How it works

01

Tell us what you need

Complete our short form with basic details about your business and the equipment you want to finance. Only a soft credit check at this stage.

02

We match you to a lender

Your enquiry is assessed and matched to specialist equipment finance lenders in our network based on the asset type, your profile, and deal size.

03

Receive your options

A specialist contacts you, typically the same business day, with available structures and indicative terms.

04

Settle and collect

Once you accept an offer and provide the required documentation, funds are paid directly to the vendor or into your account within 24–48 hours.

Calculator

Equipment finance calculator

Estimate monthly repayments on plant, machinery and vehicles. Adjust the amount, term, rate and balloon to model different structures, then apply for an exact quote.

Terms run from 1 to 7 years, structured to the asset’s useful life. A balloon or residual can reduce the monthly repayment. Adjust it to model different structures.

Indicative only. Actual repayments depend on the lender, the asset, and your business profile.

Repayment estimator

What will my asset finance cost?

$100,000
$10K$5M
5 years
1 years7 years
6.95% p.a.
6.95%25%
0% · $0
0%50%

Monthly repayment

$1,978

Weekly equivalent

$456

Total incl. balloon

$118,666

Get your actual rate

Indicative only. Rate ranges reflect the published range across our partner’s lender panel and are not an offer. Actual rates depend on the lender, the asset, and your business profile.

FAQ

Common questions

Everything you need to know about equipment finance through our network. Can't find your answer? Apply and a specialist will help directly.

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How much can I finance?

Equipment finance is available up to $5M through our lending network, subject to lender credit criteria. The amount depends on the asset value, your business profile, and the lender's assessment of serviceability.

Can I finance used or second-hand equipment?

Yes. Most lenders in our network finance both new and used equipment, including private sales. Used equipment may carry a slight rate loading and the lender may require an independent valuation to confirm market value.

Can I get equipment finance as a new operator or startup?

Yes. Many lenders in our network will finance equipment for new operators who have a signed work-source letter or contract confirming ongoing work. A deposit of 10–20% typically applies, and lenders may want evidence of funds to cover early running costs. Subject to individual lender credit criteria.

Do I need a deposit?

For established businesses with strong trading history, many lenders offer no-deposit facilities. For new operators or larger purchases, a deposit of 10–20% is common. This varies by lender and deal structure.

What documents do I need?

For established businesses: typically 3–6 months of business bank statements and an invoice or quote for the equipment. For new operators: a signed work contract or letter of engagement, proof of funds for early operating costs, and identification. No full financials are required up to certain limits.

What is the difference between chattel mortgage and finance lease?

With a chattel mortgage, you own the asset and claim depreciation. With a finance lease, the lender owns it and you claim lease payments as an expense. The best structure depends on your tax position. Speak to your accountant.

How long are equipment finance terms?

Terms are structured to match the asset's useful life, commonly 3 to 7 years. A truck might be financed over 5 years, while IT equipment might be 3 years. Subject to lender credit criteria.

How fast can I get approved?

Same-day decisions are standard for straightforward applications through our lending network. Funds or direct vendor payment typically occurs within 24–48 hours of approval. Subject to lender credit criteria.

Ready to finance?

Get your equipment working before it's paid off

Two-minute application. Soft credit check only, no impact on your score. A specialist will be in touch, usually the same day.

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UP TO $5M*

SAME-DAY DECISIONS*

NEW OPERATORS OK

*Subject to lender credit criteria.