Use one worksheet for all offers
Write down each offer's total repayment, due date, and late-payment terms. If any item is unclear, treat that offer as higher risk.
Example anchor
For reference, a $300 short-term example at $14 per $100 is about $42 in fees and $342 total repayment. Use this to benchmark competing offers.
Comparison table template
| Field | Offer A | Offer B | Offer C |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total repayment | |||
| Due date | |||
| Late/missed terms | |||
| Support contact quality |
If this is your situation
All offers look similar
Pick the one with the clearest late-payment terms and strongest support response.
One offer is much faster but less clear
Clarity is usually safer than speed. Review transparency first.
No offer fits your due-date reality
Use borrowing alternatives and avoid forcing a poor-fit choice.
You may be redirected to a third-party provider. Providers may request additional information. Approval is not guaranteed, and terms depend on the provider.
Rates vary by provider, terms vary by borrower profile, approval is not guaranteed, and Maple Loan Match does not set terms.
FAQ
How many offers should I compare?
Two to three clear offers is usually enough to avoid rushed decisions.
What is the first number to compare?
Total repayment, then due date fit.