$5K–$50KTypical range for tools
4–24 hrsAverage approval time
BundleMultiple tools, one loan
NewFrom any trade supplier
Organised Australian trade workshop with tool storage and workbench

Stop Using Your Own Cash for Tools

Every dollar you spend buying tools outright is a dollar not available for wages, materials, or your next job. A $15,000 tool purchase in cash is a significant hit. Financed at $300/month over 5 years, it's barely noticeable in your cash flow — while the tools are generating revenue from day one.

Tools finance is also useful for tooling up a new apprentice, replacing aged-out equipment, or setting up a second crew properly so you can take on more work simultaneously.

Tools & Equipment We Finance

🔧 Power tool sets

Milwaukee, Makita, DeWalt, Hilti

💨 Compressors

Portable and workshop compressors

⚡ Generators

Site power, inverter and industrial

🔥 Welding equipment

MIG, TIG, plasma cutters

🧰 Full trade set-ups

New apprentice / second crew

📱 Test & measure tools

Electrical testers, thermal cameras

Indicative Repayments

Based on 7.9% p.a. comparison rate. Most tools loans are 3–5 year terms.

Loan Amount2 Years3 Years5 Years
$8,000~$363/mo~$249/mo~$162/mo
$18,000~$817/mo~$560/mo~$364/mo
$30,000~$1,361/mo~$934/mo~$607/mo
$50,000~$2,268/mo~$1,556/mo~$1,012/mo

Indicative only. Not a credit offer. All finance subject to lender approval.

💡 Example: Setting Up a New Apprentice

A properly equipped first-year plumbing apprentice needs $12,000–$20,000 in tools. Financing this keeps the cash free for wages and training costs. At $18,000 over 3 years, repayments are ~$560/month. If the apprentice adds just one extra job per week to your capacity, that repayment is covered many times over.

Check Your Eligibility

Takes 2 minutes. Most approvals within 4–24 hours.

How It Works

1
Readiness check
Tell us what tools you need.
2
Lender comparison
We find the best fit for tools finance.
3
Approval
Fast — typically 4–24 business hours.
4
Tools in hand
Funds go to supplier. Tools start earning.
No Broker Fees

Our finance service is completely free to you. We're paid a commission by the lender — you pay nothing extra for our help arranging your finance.

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No Broker Fees

Our finance service is completely free to you. We're paid a commission by the lender — you pay nothing extra for our help arranging your finance.

Requirements

  • ✅ Active ABN (12+ months)
  • ✅ Business income evidence
  • ✅ Good credit history
  • ✅ Invoice or quote from supplier
  • ✅ Min. ~$5,000 loan amount

Tools Finance FAQ

Most lenders have a minimum of $5,000–$10,000 for a tools and equipment loan. For smaller purchases, a business credit card or line of credit may be more appropriate.

Yes. A bundle or set listed on a single invoice can be financed as one loan. A comprehensive toolset for a new trade business worth $15,000–$25,000 is a common scenario.

In most cases yes — reputable suppliers and trade tool retailers are generally acceptable. An invoice or purchase order is required. Some lenders prefer GST-registered suppliers.

Yes. We can handle both simultaneously — one process, separate finance facilities if needed. This is common for tradies setting up a new vehicle and tooling it out at the same time.

Interest on business equipment finance may be deductible. Depreciation rules may also apply. Speak with your accountant — this is general information only, not tax advice.

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Stop Paying Cash for Tools

Finance your trade tools and equipment — keep your working capital, start earning from day one.