Independent by design
No referrals, no commissions from lenders, no rate markups. The only revenue is the €25 one-off fee a user pays for full access — which means there's no incentive to nudge anyone toward a particular bank.
About BorrowProof
BorrowProof checks 19 countries' loan rates against the European Central Bank — and translates the result into plain euros and percentages, so any borrower can tell whether their rate is normal for their market.
This is what a benchmark looks like
The full Euro Area, each benchmarked against its own ECB data.
Of ECB interest-rate statistics, refreshed monthly as new releases come out.
One-off, for full access. No subscription, no commission, no rate markup.
Why this exists
The European Central Bank publishes country-by-country averages for loan rates every single month. The data is open. The methodology is documented. Anyone could, in principle, check whether the rate a bank quotes is in line with the market.
In practice, nobody does. The data sits in regulator-grade spreadsheets — basis points, interquartile ranges, acronyms that mean something to economists and nothing to the borrower negotiating an actual loan.
BorrowProof is the layer in between. Type the rate. See how it compares. Built with no relationship to any lender, and priced as a one-off fee rather than a recurring subscription — because checking whether your rate is fair shouldn't be something you're billed for every month.
"Checking whether your rate is fair shouldn't be a service you're billed for every month."
How we operate
Most "values" sections are marketing. These are the three things that actually constrain how the tool is built and what it costs.
No referrals, no commissions from lenders, no rate markups. The only revenue is the €25 one-off fee a user pays for full access — which means there's no incentive to nudge anyone toward a particular bank.
Every benchmark traces back to a dataset anyone can download — primarily the European Central Bank and Eurostat. No proprietary scoring, no opaque adjustments. The methodology is documented and the underlying figures are auditable.
Central bank data is written in basis points and interquartile ranges. We translate it into euros, percentages, and one-line verdicts — and explain the underlying maths whenever a user asks for it.
Where the numbers come from
No private surveys, no lender scoring, no inferred numbers. All benchmarks are derived from datasets published by the ECB and Eurostat — auditable, refreshed on the publisher's own schedule, and free for anyone to inspect.
Try it
Free to use — €25 unlocks the full report when you want it.