Business loans that grow with you.
Short-term small business loans for Australian and New Zealand businesses. Fixed weekly repayments, with the full cost shown before you sign.
Takes about 3 minutes. Checking eligibility doesn’t involve a credit check.
How it works
Our tech does the paperwork, so you spend minutes on this, not days.
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Check eligibility
Tell us about your business with the short form below. No documents yet.
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Connect your bank
Securely share read-only bank data so we can see how you actually trade.
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Review your offer
If it’s a fit, you get one clear summary: the loan amount, the term, your weekly repayment and the total to repay.
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Get funded
Sign online and the funds are paid to your business account.
Repayments you can plan around
Your loan is repaid in equal weekly amounts by direct debit over a fixed term, from 3 to 24 months. The repayment is the same every week, so you always know what’s going out and when the loan will be paid off.
The total you repay, including all fees, is set in your loan agreement before you sign.
- One fixed weekly repayment for the whole term
- No surprise fees added later
- Repay early if your business is flying (ask us how this works for your loan)
Is Poppy right for you?
We’d rather tell you early than waste your time.
Usually a good fit
- Registered business in Australia or New Zealand
- Trading for 6 months or more
- Around $10,000 or more in monthly sales
- Regular card or bank deposits we can see
- Funding for a clear business purpose: stock, equipment, a cash flow gap, growth
Probably not for you
- Personal, household or investment purposes. We only fund businesses.
- Businesses that haven’t started trading yet
- Paying off other short-term business funding you’re struggling to repay
- Cash flow so uneven that a fixed weekly repayment would be hard to meet
- If a lower-cost option like a bank overdraft is available to you, compare it first
Small business loans for every kind of business
Whatever you need the money for, wherever you are in Australia.
By need
By industry
Check your eligibility
Tell us a little about your business. We’ll review it and email you the next step.
- No documents needed yet
- No credit check to submit this form
- No obligation to go ahead
Thanks, we’ve got your details
Your reference is . We’ll review your enquiry and email you the next step, which is usually securely connecting your business bank account.
Nothing is approved or committed yet, and you’re under no obligation to go ahead.
Small business loan questions
What is a short-term business loan?
A lump sum paid to your business account, repaid in fixed weekly amounts over a set term of 3 to 24 months. It’s designed for business needs like stock, equipment, a cash flow gap or growth, rather than long-term borrowing.
Do I need to offer property as security?
Usually not. Our loans are generally unsecured, which means you don’t need to put up property. We normally ask the business’s directors to sign a personal guarantee. Your offer will set out exactly what’s required before you sign.
How much does it cost?
The cost depends on your business, the loan amount and the term. Before you sign, you get a summary showing the loan amount, your weekly repayment and the total you’ll repay, including all fees.
Will checking my eligibility affect my credit score?
Submitting the form on this page doesn’t involve a credit check. If you choose to continue, we’ll tell you before any credit check happens as part of a full assessment.
What will I need to provide?
For a full assessment we usually need your business details, your ABN or NZBN, photo ID for the business owners, and read-only access to your business bank account data.
How long does it take?
The form takes about 3 minutes. Once we have your bank data, we aim to give you an answer quickly. Funds are paid after you sign your agreement.
Can I repay early?
Yes. Ask us before you sign and we’ll explain how early repayment works for your loan, including any saving or fee, so there are no surprises.
Do you fund businesses in New Zealand?
Yes. We fund registered businesses in both Australia and New Zealand.