Loan marketplace · SuperMoney, LLCSuperMoney Personal Loans: Compare Offers From Multiple Lenders
One form, competing personal loan offers. Loans from $500 to $100,000.
✓ SuperMoney says checking rates won't affect your credit score
What SuperMoney is
SuperMoney is an online comparison marketplace, not a lender. You fill out one form and see personal loan offers from lenders on its platform, side by side. You then choose an offer and finish the application with that lender, who makes the credit decision.
*SuperMoney says that visitors who arrive from a paid Google or Bing ad see rate quotes no higher than 35.99% APR, with terms from 61 days to 180 months. Rates from 5.96% APR go to the most creditworthy applicants.
Is SuperMoney a good fit?
Likely a good fit if you
- Want to compare several lenders with one form
- Are consolidating debt or covering a large expense
- Have any credit type; SuperMoney works with lenders across credit ranges
- Are comfortable being contacted by SuperMoney and the lenders you choose
Probably not a fit if you
- Already know which lender you want
- Live in Connecticut (offers aren't available there)
- Don't want calls or texts about loan offers
Loan terms
| Loan amounts | $500 to $100,000 |
| APR | From 5.96%; set by each lender |
| Maximum APR | 35.99% for visitors from paid search ads |
| Repayment period | 61 days to 180 months |
| Fees | Set by each lender; origination fees may apply |
| Availability | Not available to Connecticut residents |
What a loan could cost
36 months, $10,000 at 10%: total amount paid $11,616.12 over the life of the loan, about $322.67 a month.
Example from SuperMoney's disclosure. Your actual rate depends on your credit score, loan amount, loan term, and credit usage and history, and is agreed between you and the lender.
How it works
- Fill out SuperMoney's form. Checking rates uses soft credit pulls that SuperMoney says won't affect your credit score.
- Compare the offers you're matched with.
- Continue with the lender you choose. The lender will do a full credit check, which can affect your credit.
Questions
Is SuperMoney a lender?
No. SuperMoney is a comparison marketplace. It doesn't make loans or credit decisions, and the lender you choose sets your final terms.
Does checking rates hurt my credit?
SuperMoney says checking rates uses soft credit pulls that won't affect your score. If you continue with a lender, that lender does a full credit check, which can.
Will I be contacted?
SuperMoney says it or its affiliates may call or text you as part of its service, and it shares your information with lenders so they can make offers. Read SuperMoney's terms and privacy policy before you submit.
Why are some offers shown first?
SuperMoney says it's paid by some of the companies it shows, and that this can affect how and where offers appear.
Is Lending Partners the lender?
No. Lending Partners is an independent site. We don't make loans, take applications or make credit decisions.
About SuperMoney
SuperMoney, LLC operates an online financial comparison marketplace. Offers aren't available to residents of Connecticut or where otherwise prohibited.
Lending Partners is paid when you visit or get a loan through links on this page. That doesn't change the terms shown, which come from supermoney.com as of October 27, 2026, and may change. The lender you choose gives you the final APR, fees and loan agreement before you accept.
About Lending Partners. Lending Partners is an independent comparison site. We are not a lender, broker or loan servicer. We don't make credit decisions, take loan applications or charge you for using this site. We may be paid by companies whose products appear on this site. This may affect which products we show and where they appear, but it doesn't affect the terms a lender offers you.
Rates and terms. Each lender sets its own rates, fees and terms, and they can change. Lender details on this site come from the lender's own published information as of the date shown on each page. The lender will give you the final APR, fees, repayment terms and loan agreement before you accept. Approval isn't guaranteed and depends on the lender's review of your credit and other information.
Your credit. Lenders may check your credit. Missing a payment or paying late can lead to fees and can hurt your credit score.
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