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It costs nothing to see your options.
You can look without committing to anything.
You see what each option costs before you decide.
We work with established businesses across the US.
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Take the offer that fits, or walk away.
Most owners arrive asking about one kind of financing. Comparing them side by side is usually what shows which one fits.
Cover payroll, inventory or the gap between finishing the job and getting paid.
Funds on standby, ready when you need it. Nothing drawn, nothing owed.
A set amount with a set payback schedule, for businesses with some history.
Repayments that rise and fall with your sales, instead of a set amount each month.
The equipment you need, 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. What it is for matters more than how much.
Your options shown with real costs and terms, so you can compare them properly.
If nothing you see is worth taking, we will say so. It costs nothing to find out.
We are a business financing referral service. We help established US businesses compare funding options. We are not a lender. The funding comes from the provider you choose.
We contact established US businesses that may want to compare financing options. If you would rather not hear from us, reply to our email and we will not contact you again.
No. Reviewing what is available costs nothing, and there is no obligation to accept any offer.
It varies by product. Providers generally look at time in business, monthly revenue and how the money will be used.
Timing depends on the product and the provider. Working capital can be quick, sometimes days. Term and SBA funding takes longer.
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