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Seeing what you qualify for costs nothing.
Checking your options does not lock you in.
You know what each option costs before you choose.
We help established US companies.
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You choose the offer, or you choose none.
Most owners arrive asking about one kind of financing. Comparing them side by side is usually what shows which one fits.
Pay for payroll, inventory and the time between doing the work and being paid.
Money on standby, ready when you need it, and you pay only for what you use.
A fixed amount paid back over a set period, for a business with the history to support it.
Repayments that rise and fall with your sales, not a fixed monthly figure.
Vehicles, machinery and fit-outs, with the equipment as the security.
Funding backed by the SBA with the longest terms, for those who qualify.
Working capital, equipment, payroll cover, an expansion. The use matters more than the amount.
What your revenue and time in business can support, and what each option costs.
If nothing you see is worth taking, we will tell you. It costs nothing to find out.
We are a referral service for business financing. We help US business owners compare funding options. We are not a lender. Funding comes from the provider you pick.
We contact established US businesses that may want to compare financing options. Prefer not to hear from us? Reply to our email and you will not hear from us again.
No. Checking what you qualify for costs nothing, and there is no obligation to accept any offer.
Each product is different. Providers generally look at time in business, monthly revenue and how the money will be used.
It depends on the product and on the provider's approval. Working capital can be quick, sometimes days. Term and SBA funding takes longer.
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